Scene launches AI assembly planning for auto-generating M-BOMs
Japanese software company Scene has released a new feature for its 3D Docs solution that uses AI to learn past assembly sequences and automatically generate M-BOMs reflecting in-house expertise, thereby accelerating new product development and supporting technical knowledge transfer.
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