Meyer Werft Uses CATIA to Create Shipbuilding Precision

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Civil and Environmental,
Electrical and Electronic
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Catia,
IBM Corp.,
Meyer Werft,
Ship
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Overview: The times are changing. Just as, over centuries, a ship has been more than a mere means of transport, created by human craftsmanship and exposed to the elements -- the creation of a ship has always had a certain mythical expression. Meyer Werft uses a design solution from IBM and Dassault Systemes to ensure that shipbuilding remains an interactive process, which changes are consistent, and that individually prefabricated segments fit together right down to their details.

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