1. www.think3.com © 2007 think3, Inc. think3’s Design Process Realism Proto- type 3D Dtl. Eng Doc. Tool & Die Sketches Styling – Iteration 3D Shape Design In Place Review - Feasibility 2D Dtl. Eng Stylist Ergonomics, Sketches, Volume Studies 2D Curves, Surfaces, GSM Designer 3D Sculptor GSM – any input Engineer Product Documentation Exploded Views, 2D Drafting, BOM Designer Real perception of object Real Time Dynamic Rendering, Static Rendering, GSM Engineer Detailed model & assembly Hybrid Modeling, Solid Modeling, Zone Modeling, Draft, etc Designer Modeling, Iterations & Modifications GSM & Hybrid Modeling New UI - workflow Designer/Engineer Add thickness & Draft & Parting Lines ZM & Free Form Solid Designer/Engineer Working prototypes STL – SLA Interface Engineer Layouts & Detailed Drawings Bi-directional drawings & BOM Engineer Design for Manufacture, Mold, Tool & Die GSM, ZM & Parting Planes Stylist Express Design & Intent Produc- tion

2. www.think3.com © 2007 think3, Inc. Automotive Design Courses for Employment Generation Tom Davis Vice President-International Business think3 Inc.

3. www.think3.com © 2007 think3, Inc. Automotive Sector as multiplier of growth With its deep backward (Iron & Steel, Aluminium, Electronics, Plastics etc) and forward (Supply Chain/Logistics, Warehousing, Transportation etc. ) linkages, Automotive Sector has been recognized as “very high potential area” for growth of GDP & employment, by the Planning Commission of India and Development Council of Automotive & Allied Industries. This sector has been seen as key Industrial growth multiplier although it facilitates the objective of increasing agricultural productivity, by better farm mechanization.

4. www.think3.com © 2007 think3, Inc. Potential: Some Facts (1) ‏ Current Car penetration level in India is 7 per 1000 Current passenger car market in India is about 1 million (2003-2004) ~ $6.2 Billion Expected to grow to 3 million ~ 20 $Billion by 2015 About 300 million people in India are above the $1000 per capita income level (middle class)‏ Purchasing power of the middle class is increasing at a rapid rate This shows that domestic market is on the verge of a major and sustained boom. Domestic Auto component market in India is $ 9.2 Billion which is expected to grow to $15 Billion.

5. www.think3.com © 2007 think3, Inc. Potential: Some Facts (2) ‏ Global Auto Industry is estimated to be $1.2 Trillion (2002) & is expected to grow to $1.7 Trillion by 2015 (Source:ACMA)‏ Sourcing from low cost countries (India, China etc) is $65 Billion (2005) & is expected to grow to $375 Billion (2015)‏ India’s share in 2005-2006 was $1.8 Billion. With quality servicing India can increase its share to about $20-25 Billion by 2015. Such high growth shall lead to at-least 0.75 million direct jobs (organized sector) & 1.8 million in the unorganized sector over next 8-10 years. This is in addition of creating 2.5 million indirect jobs over next 8-10 years.

6. www.think3.com © 2007 think3, Inc. Automotive Design & Employment Encompasses the entire spectrum from White- body design to components. Global Design spending is estimated at $7 billion (Nasscom) & is expected to grow to $20 Billion by 2015 Automotive design constitutes 68% It is estimated that $1 Billion spend on R&D creates 1 Lac jobs for automotive designers.

7. www.think3.com © 2007 think3, Inc. Who can learn Automotive design Pre-Qualification: –Styling, New product development  Engineering, Polytechnic Diploma –Component Design (Tier 1)‏  Polytechnic Diploma, Engineering –Component Design (Tier 2)‏  10 th pass,10+2 pass, ITIs, Polytechnic Diploma

8. www.think3.com © 2007 think3, Inc. How think3 & CAEDC/Cad Guruji help think3 provides next-generation design & tooling software which form the technology base for Automotive design Education CAEDC/Cad Guruji is into the business of design software training for the past 10 years. think3/CAEDC shall become knowledge partners to these Academies and provide highly subsidized commercial licenses of its Industry leading software thinkiD think3 shall support the Government with its industry links for placement of the students.

9. www.think3.com © 2007 think3, Inc. Government’s Role Setting up the required infrastructure –Computer –Class Rooms Appointing faculty for imparting theoretical courses.

10. www.think3.com © 2007 think3, Inc. Some of our better known clients

11. www.think3.com © 2007 think3, Inc. Thank You! Contact aditya.chaudhary@think3.com 91-9810705418