SolidRules continues to expand its integration ecosystem.

🔄 A truly integrated product development workflow is built on seamless collaboration between MCAD and ECAD.

MCAD and ECAD address different design requirements, yet they are becoming increasingly interdependent. MCAD (Mechanical CAD) systems are used to design mechanical components, assemblies, dimensions, and 3D geometry, while ECAD (Electrical & Electronic CAD) systems support the design of electrical schematics, wiring, PCBs, and electronic components. When these environments are not connected, the result is often errors, inconsistencies, and delays throughout the product development process.

This is because today's mechatronic product development requires complete synchronization between mechanical, electrical, and electronic engineering disciplines. Up-to-date data, shared documentation, and connected processes are essential to reduce errors, accelerate engineering changes, and improve collaboration across teams.

That is why SolidRules continues to expand its integration ecosystem.

What's new: SolidRules now integrates with Xpedition Standard, Siemens' electronic CAD solution, enabling companies to manage data, documents, and development processes from their entire design ecosystem within a single environment.

With SolidRules, you can integrate:

✓️ Mechanical CAD: AutoCAD, DraftSight, BricsCAD, ZWCAD, Solid Edge, SolidWorks, Inventor, and Creo Parametric.

✓️ Electrical CAD: EPLAN, SPAC, SEE Electrical, and Sabik.

✓️ Electronic CAD: PADS Pro, Xpedition Standard, and Altium.

Because innovation happens when all product information works together—without barriers.

And the SolidRules ecosystem continues to grow.

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