OrthoGen®

• OrthoGen has been used for more than twenty-seven years to automate annotations and dimensions on hundreds of thousands of orthographic drawings.
• OrthoGen reduces production time and cost by more than 50%.
• Simple and quick to use interface.
• Automatically updates drawings to match latest model status.
• Manual label modifications can be retained.
• Delivered with over 50 drawing view styles.
• Customize the drawing view styles to match your customer’s delivery requirements.
• Improve your information flow.
• Generate “As-Designed” documentation before construction allowing you to reduce RFI’s and contractor disagreements.
• OrthoGen allows you to create, update, and publish your drawings and views early in the project; and provide ongoing detailed project documentation for clients, vendors, and project personnel during the design phase. (Model Status, Planning/Layout, Stress, Process, Insulation, Coatings etc.).

OrthoGen is a software tool commonly used by professionals in the fields of engineering, architecture, and construction. It is specifically designed for the generation of 2D orthographic drawings from 3D models, making it a useful tool for engineers, drafters, and architects who work with 3D models and need to create 2D technical drawings for construction, fabrication, or documentation purposes.

OrthoGen is used by professionals in various industries, including:

• Drafting: Drafters, who are responsible for creating detailed technical drawings, use OrthoGen as a tool to generate 2D drawings from 3D models. This can include drawings for fabrication, installation, and assembly of various components in industries such as manufacturing, fabrication, and assembly.
• Engineering: Engineers use OrthoGen to create 2D orthographic drawings from their 3D models for various engineering disciplines, such as structural engineering, mechanical engineering, and electrical engineering. These drawings are used for designing and detailing structural components, piping systems, and other engineering systems.
• Architecture: Architects use OrthoGen to generate 2D floor plans, elevations, sections, and other construction drawings from their 3D architectural models. These drawings are used for communication with clients, contractors, and other stakeholders, as well as for obtaining building permits.
• Construction: Construction professionals, such as contractors and subcontractors, use OrthoGen to generate 2D drawings from 3D models to aid in the construction process. These drawings can be used for planning, coordination, and communication among different trades involved in the construction project.

Overall, OrthoGen is widely used by professionals who need to create 2D technical drawings from 3D models in the architecture, engineering, construction, and drafting industries to aid in their design, fabrication, and construction processes.