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1 Supplier Collaboration
Kent Kingston – Account Champion

2 Agenda JT File Format JT Open Program ISO Certification Customer Use Cases

3 JT is the common language for PLM
Why JT Lightweight for Hi-performance collaboration Exact for 100% precision interrogation CAD-neutral to enable multi-CAD environments Architected for configured PLM workflows Advanced graphic support for performance and realism JT2Go for no-charge, downstream viewing JT is the common language for PLM CAD for Authoring / Editing - JT for Everything Else

4 Visualization Across All Industries
12 of Top 16 Automotive Aerospace High Tech. Electronics Ship Building Machinery Mfg Facilities Medical Devices 18 of top 20 15 of top Teamcenter Visualization has broad adoption across all product development industries. The most important thing to note is that our customers in these industries use our software every day to get their products to market faster. With 600,000 licenses of Visualization software on active maintenance and over 4 million JT enabled PDM seats, Teamcenter Visualization is in production use at more companies than any other visualization solution – period! Production Proven!

5 The JT Pipeline Breadth & Depth to Support Your Processes
Number of Users (Proliferation) Data & Process Complexity Styling Review Immersive Design Review Common “Visualization pipeline” throughout the extended enterprise Ergonomics Virtual Factory Virtual Functional Build Assembly Validation Quality Validation Spatial Digital Validation CAE Results Formal Design Review PMI PLM Workflows Introduce our vision/mission of providing a 3D front end to the extended enterprise. Each image (except General Viewing and No-charge viewing) points to an AVI. No need to show every one or talk about each. When we talk about the product lifecycle visualization, we think about it as a pipeline. A pipeline connecting Creators with Consumers, OEMs with Suppliers, and even our products with our competitors. The JT pipeline is a way to describe the streams of data that reach out to everyone in the extended enterprise. You can see by the development processes outlined on this slide that the needs of the lifecycle range from sophisticated to serve the needs of high-value specialists to basic consumption that serves a broader audience. Each image is an AVI: Immersive Digital Mockup (Concept) – Visualize and evaluate products in real-time from an aesthetic and functional perspective to make better decisions earlier in the development process. The core of New Product Development Initiatives is meeting the needs of the “voice of the customer” and if you don’t validate those needs until you go to market you could miss the mark Tolerance Simulation (Vis VSA) - Because we know that real products don’t behave like our perfect digital models, our customers have identified the need to sort out potential tolerance issues – early – when they’re a lot cheaper to resolve Virtual Factory (Tecnomatix Factory Mockup) - Validating a factory digitally has untold values. Of course, you can’t realistically build a physical prototype of a production facility so leverage our tools that can handle these massive amounts of data but are also cognizant of the spatial relationships of all the various components and can be simulated for clearances and process flows. Ergonomics (Jack) - One of the most expensive aspects of the development process is building prototypes to evaluate ergonomics for human interaction. Putting digital humans into the evaluation process allows you to catch errors that you may not catch until after you launch a product resulting in expensive recalls. Assembly Validation (Visualization Animation) – Create animations to articulate how parts are assembled. Annotations make it easy to understand. These animations can replace or be added to process documents (created in Teamcenter Visualization Publish). Quality Validation (Visualization Quality) - Again, that theoretical perfect characteristic of the digital world isn’t the whole story. Here we can evaluate the actual CMM inspection data to see how far we are off and compare to the tolerance set forth in the design. Clearance Analysis (ClearanceDB) – One of the critical tasks in Digital Mockup is analyzing the clearances and interferences present in the model. Visually, these are difficult if not impossible to detect. In CAD it could take days to calculate. Here we can identify part pairs that interfere and even set rules as to what things to flag for the future. CAE Results (Visualization Professional) - A new capability that our customer have been driving for is the ability review the results of those valuable analyses in a way that can actually be interactive vs. the static images that they usually get. Here reviewers can actual navigate a model and consider the results in the context of the surrounding geometry, taking measurements or collaborating and sharing markups or visual issues. Technical Publishing (Visualization Publish) - has traditionally been one of those groups that has been disconnected from the Visualization Pipeline. Even today they’re beginning to embrace 3D but are still isolated with different tools and file formats. The ideal scenario is for them to tap into the same pipeline of data that the rest of the organization is using so they can ensure that their documents are in sync with changes that occur throughout the development process. General Viewing (Teamcenter Visualization Base & Standard) – Enables everyone in the enterprise to see 3D data and to add markups to collaborate. No-charge Viewing (JT2Go) – Connects the rest of the supply chain, people who may not have our visualization products to view JT files. Technical Publishing 2D/3D View & Markup Supplier Viewing Interoperable Design

6 Teamcenter Visualization Products
JT2Go Basic 3D Measure Basic 3D Section PMI Free download from Teamcenter Visualization Publish Mockup Concept Professional 3D Coord. System 3D Compare 3D Transform 3D Manipulator Consolidated X Section Exploded View Outline Capture CAE Results Viewing Export JT, VRML Export PLM XML Fly Mode Export Nastran, Alt. Hier. Callout & Symbol Mgr Thrustline Editor Stereo Viewing 6 DOF Devices Static Clearance Dynamic Clearance Filters 3D Alignment Groups Export Attribute List Model Optimizer Mass Properties Report Color Applicator Volume Clipping Hide Obscuring Movie Capture Standard Path Planning Base Adv. 3D Measure 3D Markup PMI Viewing Snapshots Layer Filter Walk/Explore Mode Attributes Read VRML, STL, NX Advanced Measure Part Selection 3D Layer Control ClearanceDB BREP Support Full 2D View & Markup Advanced Printing Conferencing Session Support 2D Measure 2D Layer Control Basic 3D Nav, Mea, Sec Product Structure Tc Connectivity Single Sign On VSA, Quality Animation Analysis Jack

7 What is Ultra-Lightweight Precise? But First: What is JT?
Introducing JT9 Master Design Definition Design Intent Feature Creation History Intellectual Property Synchronized Collaboration Common 3D Language of PLM Puts 3D in the Hands of Non-CAD Users Supports All Major CAD Systems Ultra-Lightweight for internet collaboration Ultra-Precise for most use cases that don’t require “exact” geometry Infinite Visual Precision for technical illustrations Still Protects Intellectual Property Tolerance & Mfg data in 3D context Eliminate the need for 2D Keep Mfg in sync with Design Design Definition CAD Attributes Exact BREP JT PMI JT As precise as CAD – 100% exact Enables exact measurements for making design decisions Lightweight 1 2 Level Of Details (LODs) CAD Parameters and Attributes PDM Metadata ULP Fast Load / Hi-performance Extremely Large Assemblies Reduced N/W Bandwidth for Collaboration AutoCAD

8 JT Technology - Streaming
Load Only What’s Needed to Improve Performance BREP PMI 153 LOD 2 LOD 1 LOD 3 User requests PMI User requests a measurement Streaming Server Vault Optimized delivery (up to 50x faster) Lightweight delivery supports wireless devices “Late-load” data (BREP & PMI) only loaded when needed Large model interaction on low-end computers Lower network bandwidth - only the data needed Increased security - JT stays on the server Streaming takes advantage of the different levels of detail as well as the segmented nature of JT. Levels load incrementally adding additional detailed LODs as time goes by. BREP (the heaviest data) is not even loaded unless a user requests a precise measurement. PMI is also loaded only by request of the user. Visual Level Of Details (LOD) Attributes PMI BREP Constraints 1 2 3

9 Ultra-Lightweight-Precise JT
Ultra-lightweight - Minimum file size for faster collaboration Ultra-precise – 99.9% of CAD accuracy. Appropriate for most use- cases where exact BREP is not required Visual Fidelity – Visual Fidelity is infinitely refinable for accurate illustrations XT B-rep Low LOD High LOD Med LOD ULP Uncompressed by recipient Compressed for transport

10 Infinite Visual Precision
JT with XT Brep, PMI 320 KB Ultra lightweight JT with PMI KB Infinite Visual Precision! 1/10 the size! Infinite Visual Precision! Infinite Visual Precision

11 File Sizes with ULP 2,604 KB Relative file size 320 KB (12.3%)
NX part size 2,604 KB Enterprise JT (XT B-rep, 3 LODs) 320 KB Remove PMI and low level LODs 50.9 KB Using ULP (including PMI!) 32.7 KB Relative file size CAD Enterprise JT XT B-rep: 47% Low LOD: 3% High LOD: 36% Med LOD: 12% PMI: 2% ULP PMI Ultra-lightweight JT ULP 320 KB (12.3%) 32.7 KB (1.3%)

12 Ultra-Lightweight-Precise (ULP) Component Lightweight Supplier Collaboration
Visualization User “Send to” Supplier via wizard CAD Design Definition Exact BREP JT Med LOD ULP JT PMI Exact BREP JT ULP Attributes Discrete LODs JT2Go or TcVis Levels Of Detail (LODs) 1 Teamcenter Managed Data Access 2 JT ULP ULP Supplier Doc’s Drawings Etc…

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16 JT Open Program

17 The JT Open Program Today
A unique community of software users and independent software vendors committed to the widespread adoption of a single, open and preferred 3D visualization platform based on JT technology. Members Corporate Software Vendors Academic Advocates JT Open Toolkit JT Format Reference Management Review Board (MRB) Technical Review Board (TRB) How do you get the JT Open Toolkit JT Open Program 17

18 JT Open Program Members
Corporate Members Boeing Nissan Bowers & Wilkins PATAC Caterpillar Procter & Gamble Chrysler Renault Daimler Robert Bosch Dana Rolls Royce DENSO IT Siemens Ford Suzuki Freightliner Speedshape General Motors Tata Motors Honda Visteon Mazda W.E.S.T Eng Magna International VW Audi Corporate Members Academic Members Shanghai Jiatong Unv Villanova Unv Unv of Michigan Unv of Texas, El Paso Purdue Heriot-Watt Unv Brigham Young Unv of Edinburgh Iowa State Unv of Ontario Unv of Tulsa Prarie View A&M Unv Northwestern Unv Darmstadt Unv AcademicGroups

19 JT Open Program Members
Vendor Members Actify Landmark Tech Adobe Okino Graphics Altair Engineering Inc PTC Asahi Electronics ParallelGraphics Autodesk Perspectix AG Bently Systems Piterion GmbH Beta CAE Systems Proficiency Ltd Bunkspeed Realtime Technology AG B2GEN Right Hemisphere CD Adapco Siemens Computational Engineering SpaceClaim Corp Computer Sciences Corp Spatial Integrated Systems CT CoreTechnologie GmbH Spicer Corp Dowl System Co., Ltd Tech Soft America DTL Corp Teraport GmbH Elysium Theorem ICIDO GmbH Transmagic Icona Solutions Ltd T-Systems Enterprise Infiscape Trubiquity Innovmetric Vision Software AB Advocate Members Microsoft HP Intel SAP Advocate Members Vendor Members

20 JT Open Program Review Boards
Opportunity to participate on two Review Boards Management Review Board (MRB) Technical Review Board (TRB) Boards meet twice a year, spring and fall Both boards have an elected chairperson and membership MRB’s primary charter is proliferation of JT to reduce operating costs through industry adoption of a common format for visualization, collaboration and publication. TRB’s primary charter is to provide technical guidance to assist the MRB in achieving their objective Boards meet twice a year, invitation only

21 JT Open Toolkit The JT Open Toolkit is a C++ API that provides access to all JT file content Used extensively for JT translator development but is also being used for publishing, visualization and interoperability applications Product Manufacturing Information (PMI) control Geometry control Properties and attributes Config file management File importer / exporter Utility/General convenience The toolkit provides full access to all the data available in a JT file It is used by both UGS and our ISV JT Open Programs members like Theorem, T-Systems and Right Hemisphere, Elysium, Okino Graphics primarily to create translators but with the increase in membership for the JT Open Program it is being used by visualization products like Opticore, Alias and CAE vendors like Beta CAE and Altair and we are currently pursuing additional CAE and CAM vendors to participate in the program

22 JT Open Program Accomplishments
JT File Format Reference 300 pages 11 Tables 195 figures JT File format binary definition is published, this was done at the request of our membership JT Open members and the general community supporting JT said we would not truly be open until we publish the format We are now in the process of bringing JT to ISO for adoption as the standard format for 3D visualization. We are hoping to complete this process this year. Ask for support …

23 After almost 2 years download is still heavy
JT File Format Reference Website Activity JT File Format Reference Webpage data In July, 620 users viewed the JT File Format Reference After almost 2 years download is still heavy 23

24 JT Open Program Accomplishments
Siemens Corporate Technology has facilitated the adoption of JT as the Corporate Long Term Data Retention (LTDR) format March 3, 2008 Press Release Siemens AG Selects 3D JT Data Format as Global Standard for Long-Term Data Retention Collaboration Publishing 3D LTDR Product Styling Multi CAD Env. Some accomplishments from the program … Siemens JT SIG created this chart showing where JT is utilized in our processes Siemens has announced their adoption of JT as the standard for LTDR Daimler has also acknowledged JT as the format of choice for LTDR as have several other JT adopters LTDR is a hot topic as the majority, selection of a format to archive is only a small (while very important)part of a complete data retention process. JT Application Areas (Source: Siemens JT SIG) Digital Factory Product Data Viewing Source: Siemens JT SIG 3D Dwgs (PMI) CAE / CAM JT Based Applications DMU (Digital Mockup)

25 JT Open Program Accomplishments
SIEMENS PRESS RELEASE Siemens Corporate Technology has facilitated the adoption of JT as the Corporate Long Term Data Retention (LTDR) format March 3, 2008 Press Release Siemens AG Selects 3D JT Data Format as Global Standard for Long-Term Data Retention Collaboration Publishing Press release from Siemens on adoption of JT as a long term data retention format Product Styling Multi CAD Env. 3D LTDR JT Application Areas (Source: Siemens JT SIG) Product Data Viewing Digital Factory Source: Siemens JT SIG 3D Dwgs (PMI) CAE / CAM JT Based Applications DMU (Digital Mockup)

26 JT For Supplier Collaboration
JT data is being proposed as the single source of data exchanged for supplier collaboration in Multi CAD environments Multi CAD workflows can make use of JT as reference data without converting to native CAD OEM 3 Offshore Global A very important part of JT use is for supplier collaboration The automotive community driven by work in ASG as well as the JT Open Program are investigating using JT as the only data exchanged between OEM and supplier. The intention is to use JT as much as possible for reference in a Multi-CAD environment only converting it to native geometry when necessary Siemens PLM has a product offering called Synergy which provides an out of the box solution for this workflow. Supplier OEM 1 OEM 2

27 JT Open ISV members by Categories
CAD CAE Translators Visualization Bentley Systems Altair Engineering Inc Elysium Actify Autodesk Beta CAE Systems CoreTechnologie GmbH Adobe PTC CD Adapco Innovmetric Bunkspeed Siemens Okino Graphics SpaceClaim Corp Proficiency Ltd Icona Solutions Ltd Infiscape Theorem Landmark Tech TransMagic ParallelGraphics T-Systems Enterprise Right Hemisphere Vision Software AB Spicer Corp

28 JT Open ISV members by Categories
High End Visualization Services Toolkit CAM Autodesk Asahi Electronics Tech Soft America DTL Corp Mori Seki CEI Computational Eng. Inc. B2GEN Siemens ICIDO GmbH Computer Sciences Corp RTT Realtime Technology AG Dowl System Co., Ltd Perspectix AG Piterion GmbH Spatial Integrated Systems Teraport GmbH Trubiquity

29 ISO Certification

30 Moving Forward with JT …
JT as a global standard JT is being evaluated as the standard format for 3D Visualization by ISO TC184/SC4 ProSTEP iVip is proposing JT for PDM Data Exchange based on non-native CAD Plans to propose JT as a VDA standard

31 Formal schedule now defined for format evaluations
JT and ISO update Formal schedule now defined for format evaluations Resolution to have all format evaluations completed by March 31, 2009 RESOLUTION 760 (Busan, South Korea - November 2008) Progress of Visualization ad hoc Group Resolution: SC4 notes that the 3D Visualization ad hoc group has made significant progress at this meeting in moving forward the harvesting process for visualization formats. In acknowledgement of this effort SC4 directs the 3D Visualization ad hoc group to complete the assessment of the candidates and provide the summary report no later than SC4 directs the Chair and secretariat to initiate the PAS ballots for the candidates which pass the qualification process immediately after the delivery of the committee report. 31

32 JT and ISO update High level summary of meetings on 3D Visualization and ISO/JT adoption held at the 56th ISO TC 184/SC4 Meeting Time line is defined for completion of activates required to conduct balloting on 3D Visualization formats to be adopted by ISO as standards Assessments of candidate formats will be conducted to compile a summary report of 3D Visualization formats All assessments and evaluations will be completed by the ad hoc 3D Visualization format selection committee The summary report will be used as part of an ISO ballot package Balloting will take place to select formats which will be accepted by ISO as capable to support the 3D Visualization Requirements defined in TC184/SC4 N2539

33 ISO Progress timeline Balloting is complete
Dec Jan Jan Feb Feb March March June 2009 Balloting is complete Ballot summary defines format(s) to be harvested as PAS ISO documents Committee report is prepared ISO Secreatariat posts as a P member ballot Format assessments are conducted by the ad hoc Format selection committee Representatives for each format will conduct sessions presenting their format Team members complete a 36 item survey giving values of 0-5 based on level of compliance to the requirements Time line history, how we got to where we are with ISO All candidate format specifications to be provided to ISO with agreement to requirements for transposing externally developed specifications into ISO deliverables. Candidate formats are JT, U3D, X3D, 3D-XML and Collada

34 ISO Format Selection Committee
Name Company Format 1 King Yee Boeing (Chairperson) 2 Mike Zink Siemens JT 3 Don Brutzman US Navy X3D 4 Marc Jablonski Lattice 3D XVL 5 Terrence McGowan Boeing U3D 6 Faure Pierre Dassault Aviation 3DXML 7 Rita Turkowski Intel COLLADA 8 Yukiko Ogura ITSCJ (Information Technology Standards Commission of Japan) MPEG-4 9 Akihiko Ohtaka Unisys 10 Atsuto Soma Elysium 11 Carol Tierney GDLS (General Dynamics Land Systems) 12 Jean Yves Delaunay Airbus 13 Han Soon Hung KAIST (Korean Advanced Institute of Science and Technology) 14 Hisayo Nakatsuka Micro CAD 15 Jun feng Zhan CNIS (China National Institute of Standardization) 16 Kirk Gould Adobe 17 David Leal CEASAR Systems 18 Lothar Klein LK Software 19 Masahiro Akiyama Armonicos 3D CAD 20 Masaru Suzuki JIPDEC (Japan Information Processing Development Corporation) 21 Max Ungere ProSTEP 22 Michael Kaplan Mental Images 23 Oscar Rocha Renault 24 Raj Iyer US Army 25 Ron Wood NGC Northrop Grumman Corporation 26 Vaino Tarandi Eruostep

35 Customer Use Cases

36 JT Customer use cases - ATK Launch Systems

37 JT in Industry Automotive –Daimler JT data is stored in the EDM system Smaragd which is accessible for all use cases

38 JT in Industry Aerospace - Rolls Royce All PLM users at Rolls-Royce (approximately 5,000) utilize JT JT is automatically created for every master model by the Evaluation, Pre-Release and Release workflows Heavy Machinery – Caterpillar JT is the enabler for Visualization at CAT sites generate JT’s, 150,000 attempts/mo, ~98% JT Availability Consumer Products – Procter & Gamble JT is at the heart of a diverse suite of collaboration tools Multi-CAD support with JT, Lifecycle Visualization, JT2Go, Appshare, Visual Conferencing Teamcenter Community, Teamcenter Enterprise


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