Starting point
What we need from you
- Representative models, drawings, and configuration rules
- Current manual workflow and recurring pain points
- Expected users, outputs, and exception cases
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SOLIDWORKS & DriveWorks Automation
Workflow and configuration support that reduces repetitive CAD work and improves consistency across recurring design tasks.
Technical handoff
What you receive
- Fully configured DriveWorks automation projects
- Automated CAD models and assemblies
- Generated drawings and documentation packages
- Custom forms for user input and configuration
- Documentation for system use and future updates
Less repetitive effort and a clearer, more consistent path through recurring engineering work.
Final files, formats, and review requirements are agreed in the project scope.
Illustrative workflow
From configuration choices to consistent outputs
- 01Define dimensions and options
- 02Apply configuration rules
- 03Generate models and drawings
- 04Review the outputs
Illustrative sequence. Activities and outputs are defined for each project.
Read about DriveWorks automation →Service overview
CAD Automation & DriveWorks Services in Tampa Bay
Advanced CAD Modeling Solutions provides CAD automation services using DriveWorks for SolidWorks to help manufacturers and engineering teams eliminate repetitive design work, automate configurations, and accelerate product development.
Service fit, activities, and benefits
Who uses this service
- Manufacturers with configurable product lines
- Engineering teams handling repetitive design work
- Companies looking to scale design output
- Sales-to-engineering (ETO/CTO) environments
What to expect
- DriveWorks setup and implementation within SolidWorks
- Rules-based design automation and configuration
- Automated generation of CAD models and assemblies
- Automatic creation of production drawings and documentation
- Custom input forms for design configuration
- Integration with existing CAD standards and workflows
Benefits
- Significant reduction in design time and manual effort
- Improved consistency across designs and documentation
- Faster turnaround from quote to production
- Reduced engineering bottlenecks
- Scalable design processes for growth
Common questions
Clarify the scope before work begins.
Does every repeated CAD task make sense to automate?
No. ACMS first evaluates repetition, rule stability, exceptions, and expected value before recommending an automation scope.
Will the team receive process documentation?
Documentation and handoff requirements are defined with the automation scope so the workflow is understandable and maintainable.
Next step
Let’s keep your project moving.
Start a conversation
Tell us what you’re designing, improving, or manufacturing. We’ll help identify the right engineering support and a clear next step.