Reverse Engineering in Solid Edge ST10

1,937 views · Published 7 December 2017 · 30:39 · Indexed 27 October 2026

Channel: Siemens Software · 2017 · Science & Technology

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In this presentation from Solid Edge University in Boston, Craig Ruchti, Applications Engineer at Siemens PLM Software, presents Reverse Engineering with Solid Edge. In conjunction with powerful 3D design tools, Solid Edge ST10 offers functionality to work with mesh, or triangle-based data. Digitally scanned models come in as a mesh of triangles (or facets), and in many cases require further design modification. 

In this demonstration, Ruchti shows how the intuitive mesh cleanup tools of Solid Edge can remove any errors that may have resulted from the import process, allowing designers to obtain a workable set of triangles. 

Finally, he demonstrates how regions can be identified and created, and those regions can be further extracted as surfaces and edited using traditional surface modeling tools. 

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