CAD Software Reviews and Ratings

As a BIM Engineer, my overall experience with AutoCAD has been incredibly positive. Its comprehensive toolset, interoperability and innovation make it an absolutely necessary tool in my design projects that fulfills my design needs. Its extensive functionality is used to create precise and detailed drawings for all types of services whether it is architectural plans, mechanical design or electrical design. Moreover, AutoCAD's integration with other Autodesk products enhances my overall workflow efficiency. Seamless compatibility with software like Revit, fusion 360 and Inventor enable smooth collaboration across different stages of the design process. I also appreciate the flexibility of AutoCAD which unbaled me to customize the interface and tailor it to my specific preferences and working style. its level of customization improved my productivity and also contributed to a more enjoyable user experience.

SketchUp is such a powerful product. This is the best software for 3D modelling, it is also too much time saving for Engineers, architects & interior designers. We can work very precisely and smoothly. the interface is also pretty cool and easy to understand & handle, light size. New professionals can also be perfect in a short period of time. we can import various types of files. the service and support are also very helpful.

3D sketching technology is a big positive in using CATIA V5. It also helps to have a detailed modelling & simulation of complex system. It saves times and money & provides multidisciplinary approach for product design and creation.

Creo has been a great program that has been able to exceed all of our expectation for a CAD software. Its technical abilities and complex services paired with its intuitive AI and support community have made the product perfect.

Solid Edge is an easy to learn mechanical Design CAD software.

We use the product to introduce our students to the world of CAD. The product has a plethora of options and applicability to a variety of majors on our campus.

AS a BIM Engineer, my experience with AutoCAD LT has been exceptional. Its user-friendly interface and features made my designing task much more efficient and enjoyable. I found that i can easily create detailed drawings with precision and accuracy. Also, its process of connecting with other Autodesk products and collaboration tools created good teamwork. It has exceeded my expectations and has become an essential tool in my workflow in my design projects.

Working with OnShape is a great experience. The client can use fluid ,not something I could say about Solidworks or AutoCAD. It is completely included and not stressing over records, utilizing the built-in cloud integration is extraordinary. I would not spare a moment to prescribe OnShape to anybody keen on getting CAD or even little CAD shops.

Siemens NX is the one of the powerful products for CAD, CAM CAE analysis. I have been using this software for the last 1 year. There are a wide range of tools for 3D modeling, like prometric, synchronous & freedom surface modeling. we can also perform various types of simulation and analysis through this product like structural analysis, thermal analysis, fluid flow simulation etc. this product is also allowing us to work on the same project simultaneously so we can ensure that we securely manage and control throughout the project lifecycle.

Autodesk Fusion 360 has a good way of storing 3D Models which are easily accessible.

Invertor is the best tool for CAD molding and sheet metal modeling, I am using this software for sheet metal work and for the design of the progressive tool for the power press, according to my experience, this software is easy to use and very affordable tool compared with other product available in the market. best feature Invertor also offers static and dynamic level simulation, giving better results. Also works well with low-configuration systems.

I had to deploy this software. The licensing is straight forward and scalable. However the only thing is you have to renew every year.

We had to exploret the possibility of using BricsCAD when our CAD vendor changed their license scheme to the subscription, which imposed great buget pressure to our operation. I belive that BricsCAD is exchangable with our current product, at least for 2D Drafting, if not in all aspects. The user operation experience is almost same and most importantly it is server-pooled license, which is cost friendly.

I work as a research and development manager in the design team, this is the best tool to convert the file from one software to another software, I develop the frame into solid work and for the surface modeling I use the catia, so I need to convert the file from SLDprt to Catpart and for the simulation I use Ansys. so the same 3D model converts into the 3 different file formats at that time CAD Exchanger works well.