Factory Design Utilities provides the flexibility to create and edit your factory layouts in 2D or 3D using AutoCAD or Inventor. Choose from a library of thousands of factory assets to drag into your design.

Professional-grade product design and engineering tools for 3D mechanical design, simulation, visualization, and documentation. Reality capture and 3D scanning software and services.

Make a clear, easy-to-read factory layouts and facility plans on any device. SmartDraw makes it easy. Just open a template, customize it with your dimensions, and add ready-to-use symbols.

M4 PLANT is a 2D to 3D Factory Layout software: from 2D concept to 3D detail design, to walkthrough visualisation. Ideal for Owner/Operators and EPCs.

Factory Design Utilities is an interoperable 2D and 3D factory layout and optimization solution that's used to design and communicate efficient layouts by creating a digital model of your layout. Factory Design enhances AutoCAD and Inventor software with direct-access to layout workflows and factory-specific content.

Design your factory layout with visTABLE® software – easy and quick. The software turns you into an expert in factory design, 2D/3D factory model and material flow analysis.

The engineering suite includes extensible catalogues for factory and conveyor design, piping, steelwork, HVAC and electrical routing. Students can design their own parametric 3D catalogue components, and create walk-through paths directly in the design environment.

Create a 3D digital twin of the factory using real-world data, for simulations that cover manufacturing processes, operations, maintenance, and ergonomics. This data-driven approach ensures the well-informed decision making that creates industry leadership.

Create, simulate, visualize and optimize 3D factory designs faster to improve factory logistics and material flow operations before full-volume production. Designers are planning and virtually simulating the smart factories of the future through digitalized processes.

Factory design is used to plan changes when a factory or production line is to be modified. Factory design is also used to plan and layout completely new factories. This structured process involves the systematic, goal-oriented design of factories.