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YUSHIN EOAT Automated Design Tool

User Manual

Administrator YUSHIN PRECISION EQUIPMENT CO.,LTD


Release Version 2.01
DB Version 2.01
Release Date 2018/12/14

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Contents
A.Introduction
A1. Checking the Operating Environment Page 3
A2. Molded Item Preparation Page 3
A3. Installation Page 3
A4. Starting the Software Page 5
A5. Mouse Operations Page 5
A6. Display Functions Page 5

B. Operating Method (Basics)


B1. Main Display Functions Page 6
B2. Entering Basic Information Page 6
B2-1. Importing in Molded Items Page 6
B2-2. Component Settings Page 7
B2-3. Frame Type/Baseplate Settings Page 7
B3. Component Configuration Page 8
B3-1. Grip Method Selection Page 8
B3-2. Adjustment Type Selection Page 8
B4. Suction Pad Configuration Page 9
B4-1. Adding Page 9
B4-2. Movement Page 11
B4-3. Changes Page 11
B5. Mini Cylinder Layout Page 13
B5-1. Adding Page 13
B5-2. Movement Page 15
B5-3. Changes Page 15
B6. Runner Chuck Layout Page 17
B6-1. Adding Page 17
B6-2. Movement Page 19
B6-3. Changes Page 19
B7. Outputting Product Information Page 20
B8. Data Output Page 21
B8-1. Online Quotation Date Page 21
B8-2. 3D Model Output Page 22
B8-3. 2D Drawing Output Page 22
B9. Deleting Components Page 24
B10. "Back" and "Go forward" Functions Page 24

C. Operating Method (Tutorial)


C1. Creating Dummy Molded Item Data Page 25
C2. Setting Mold Opening Amount Page 27
C3. Modifying Molded Item Data Page 28
C3-1. Deleting Unnecessary Molded Item Data Page 28
C3-2. Setting Molded Item Weight Page 28
C3-3. Changing Molded Item Position Page 28
C4. Changing Base Components Page 30
C5. Adding/Modifying Auxiliary Pipes Page 31
C5-1. Adding Page 31
C5-2. Movement Page 32
C6. Checking Molded Item Interference Page 32
C7. Creating a Dummy Sprue Page 33

D. Other Operations
D1. Checking the Molded Item Shape (Function for Viewing 3DCAD Data) Page 35
D2. Checking Component Database Version Page 36
D3. Creating Templates Page 37
D4. Logging Error Messages Page 37

References
License Agreement Page 38

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A. Introduction
A1. Checking the Operating Environment
(1) The Design Support Tool has been confirmed to work under the following operating environments.

Note) 3D CAD software not required. It should only be made available if the user would like to check the output 3D
chuck backing plate using their own CAD software

A2. Molded Item Preparation


(1) Prepare the relevant 3D CAD molded item data. The data should be in "IGES" or "STEP" format.

A3. Installation
(1) Select the language for the installation.

(2) Check the license conditions, then click "Agree". This will begin the installation.

(3) Select the folder for the installation, then click "Install".
(Folder isn't specified, so set to the desired folder)

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(4) Click "Close" to finish

(5) Check the shortcut icon that was created on the desktop. This completes the installation

YUSHIN-EOAT-TOOL

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A4. Starting the Software
(1) Click the shortcut icon that was created on the desktop.
(The software may take up to 90 seconds or so to launch)

YUSHIN-EOAT-TOOL

(2) The software has started once the screen below appears.

A5. Mouse Operations


(1) Refer to the following.

A6. Display Functions


(1) Refer to the following for details about each function.

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B. Operating Method (Basics)
B1. Main Display Functions
(1) Refer to the following for details about each function.

B2. Entering Basic Information


B2-1. Importing in Molded Items
(1) Click "New".

(2) Click "Select File" or drag & drop a file into the window.

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(3) Select the 3DCAD molded item data previously prepared in A2.
Note: Only IGES and STEP file types can be imported
Note: There are no restrictions on file size but file size may influence processing speed after import

B2-2. Component Settings


(1) Select "Default Settings" for the component selection, then click "NEXT".
Note: Click on "Call Template" if importing a "template" configured in "D. Other Operations ‣ D4. Creating
Templates"

B2-3. Frame Type/Baseplate Settings


(1) Select the "Frame Type".
E.g.) If round pipe is selected then select "Aluminum pipe", and if square pipe is selected then select"Aluminum frame"

(2) From "Select Baseplate ▶ Select Pitch", select a combination of the Take-out Robot screw mounting part hole pitch (X-Y),
hole diameter (hole with relief). If "Select Pitch ▶ Thickness" is selected, a model number will automatically be selected.
(Model number can also be directly input)
(3) From "Select Baseplate Position", select either "Top configuration", "Center configuration_vertical", or "Center
configuration_horizontal“ and click "Finish".
Note: Top configuration: The baseplate will be positioned on top of the imported molded item
Center configuration: The baseplate will be positioned at the center of the imported molded item

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B3. Component Configuration
B3-1. Grip Method Selection
(1) Select a gripping method for component configuration as desired

Suction Pad

Mini cylider

Runner chuck

B3-2. Adjustment Type Selection


(1) Click Adjustment Type and select "Slide-Height"

(2) The only adjustment type available in this version (V2.0) is "Slide-Height".

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アルミパイプ アルミフレーム
B4. Suction Pad Configuration
B4-1. Adding

(1) Click the suction pad and select "Material" → "Pad Shape" → "Bore". The model number will be
automatically selected.(Model number can also be directly input)

(2) Select suction bracket "Mounting Part Type" → "Stroke". The model number will be automatically
selected. (Model number can also be directly input)

(3) Select the slide bracket "Thickness" → "Number of Screw Holes".

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(4) Move to above the molded item using the mouse and click the position you wish to place a suction pad.

(5) After confirming the position, click the "Assemble" button.

(6) Suction brackets, pipe connection brackets, and other fastening components will be automatically be
positioned, completing the model.

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B4-2. Movement
(1) Click "Move" and select the suction pad you wish to move. The selected suction pad will change color

(2) Click the movement direction to move the selected pad.


Note: Movement direction matches the direction displayed

B4-3. Changes
(1) Click "Change" and select the suction pad you wish to change. The selected suction pad will change color

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(2) Select the item you wish to change. Click "OK" after making a selection.
E.g.) Change Bore 6 → 20

(3) Changes are complete.

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B5. Mini Cylinder Layout
B5-1.Adding
(1) Click the mini cylinder and select "Stroke". The model number will be automatically selected.
(Model number can also be directly input)

(2) Select tip "Material" → "Shape" → "Connector". The model number will be automatically selected.
(Model number can also be directly input)

(3) Select the slide bracket type via "Thickness" → "Number of Screw Holes".
Note: In V2.0, a "Thickness" of 8 mm is the only option

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(4) Move to above the molded item using the mouse and click the position you wish to place a mini cylinder.

(5) After confirming the position, click the "Assemble" button.

(6) Mini cylinders, pipe connection brackets, and other fastening components will be automatically be positioned,
completing the model.

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B5-2. Movement
(1) Click "Move" and select the mini cylinder you wish to move.
The selected mini cylinder will change color

(2) Click the movement direction to move the selected mini cylinder.
Note: Movement direction matches the direction displayed

B5-3. Changes
(1) Click "Change" and select the mini cylinder you wish to change.
The selected mini cylinder will change color

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(2) Select the item you wish to change. Click "OK" after making a selection.

(3) Changes are complete.

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B6. Runner Chuck Layout
B6-1. Adding
(1) Click the runner chuck and select "Type"and"Detection". The model number will be automatically selected.
(Model number can also be directly input)

(2) Select the slide bracket type via "Thickness" → "Number of Screw Holes".

(3) Move to above the molded item using the mouse and click the position you wish to place a runner chuck.

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(4) After confirming the position, click the "Assemble" button.

(5) Runner chucks, pipe connection brackets, and other fastening components will be automatically be
positioned, completing the model.

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B6-2. Movement
(1) Click "Move" and select the runner chuck you wish to move.
The selected runner chuck will change color

(2) Click the movement direction to move the runner chuck.


Note: Movement direction matches the direction displayed

B6-3. Changes
(1) Click "Change" and select the runner chuck you wish to change.
The selected runner chuck will change color

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(2) Select the item you wish to change. Click "OK" after making a selection.
E.g.: Changing runner chuck classification sensor from Do not use → Use

(3) Changes are complete.

B7. Outputting Product Information


(1) Click "Product Information" to check information such as the component model number and weight.

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(2) The component part information (product name, model number, weight), external dimensions (XYZ) can be viewed.

(3) Clicking "Details" allows reference information such as the "Load Capacity", "Deflection Amount", and
"Suction Force" to be viewed.
Note: The above are theoretical values and are provided for reference only

B8. Data Output


B8-1. Online Quotation Data

(1) Click "Online quote output" to get a quote using the YUSHIN PARTS SHOP website.
Note: Prices cannot be checked within the tool

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(2) Click "CSV Output", enter a name for the file, and save it.

B8-2. 3D Model Output


(1) To output a completed model, click "3D Model Output", then select "3D Model Output" or "3D model output
(including molded items)".
Note: Only IGES or STEP format can be output

B8-3. 2D Drawing Output


(1) To output a 2D completed model, click "2D Drawing Output".
Note that outputting a 2D drawing may take up to thirty or forty minutes

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(2) Overall drawing and grip section major dimensions are listed when output
E.g.) If there are suction pads in 2 locations then 3 drawings will be output (overall drawing, suction pad 1,
suction pad 2)

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B9. Deleting Components
(1) Click "Delete" to delete a placed component.
An eraser marker will be displayed. Select the parts that you want to delete to delete them.
Note: Only parts in orange can be deleted. Parts not colored in orange cannot be deleted

B10. "Back" and "Go forward" Functions


(1) Clicking "Back" or "Go forward" enables scrolling to previous or later screens.

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C. Operating Method (Tutorial)
C1. Creating Dummy Molded Item Data
(1) Click "Molded Item Creation".

(2) Set the values for "Quantity Designation", "Size Designation", and "Product Pitch Designation", and then
click "Molded Item Creation".
Note: Only quadrilateral shapes can be made as dummy molded items

(3) The dummy molded item will appear on the screen. Click "Output"

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(4) Click "OK" when "Do you want to start design with the output molded item?" appears

(5) Enter a name and save

(6) The Select Component screen then opens. Refer to section B2-2 and onward of the manual for later steps

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C2. Setting Mold Opening Amount
(1) From the Wizard for Create new, enter "Detail Settings" ▶ "Mold Opening Amount Settings" and
click 'Finish".

(2) The set mold opening amount appears as dotted lines

(3) If the mold opening amount is exceeded then an error message stating "Mold opening amount is exceeded" will appear
Note: The warning displays as an error message but component chart output and ordering are still possible

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C3. Modifying Molded Item Data
C3-1. Deleting Unnecessary Molded Item Data
1) Click "Modify Molded Item", and after checking that "Delete" is not selected, select the target data from the
"Molded Item List“ and click "OK".
Note: Once data is deleted there is no way to restore it If deleted by mistake, please newly import the molded item
data again

C3-2. Setting Molded Item Weight


(1) Click "Weight Settings", select resin from "Volume Calculation" ‣ "Select Material", and click "Calculate“
to automatically calculate the weight.
Note: If the model data is not a perfect solid then the volume cannot be calculated In this case, click
"Direct Input" and input the weight

C3-3. Changing Molded Item Position


(1) Click "Rotate" to change the molded item direction in "Rotation Settings" (Vertical flip, Reverse flip,
Enter rotation angle).

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(2) Vertical flip
To change the molded item direction by 180°top-bottom, select "Rotation Settings" ‣ "Vertical flip"
and click "OK".

(3) The molded item will rotate about the Z axis by 180 degrees.

(4) Reverse flip: To change the molded item direction by 180° front-to-back, select "Rotation Settings" ‣
"Reverse flip" and click "OK".

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(5) The molded item will rotate about the Y axis by 180 degrees.

(6) Enter rotation angle: To change the molded item direction by 180°(front-rear), select "Rotation Settings" ‣
"Enter rotation angle", set the "Rotation angle" and "Rotation axis", and click "OK".

C4. Changing Base Components


(1) Click "Change Base Component", select the item from "Baseplate Settings" or "Frame Settings“
that you wish to change, and click "OK".
E.g.: Selecting an aluminum frame from the frame settings

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(2) Changes are complete

C5. Adding/Modifying Auxiliary Pipes


C5-1. Adding

(1) To add additional pipes for reinforcing after the automated assembly, click "Add/Modify".
Click the locations where you would like to add auxiliary pipes.
E.g.: An auxiliary pipe was added to the section marked with the red circle

(2) Addition of auxiliary pipes is complete.


Note: Additional pipes are not applied when saved as XML data

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C5-2. Movement
(1) Click "Move" and select the auxiliary pipe you wish to move. The selected auxiliary pipe will change color.
E.g.: Only the added auxiliary pipes can be moved (main pipes and sub pipes cannot be moved)

(2) Click the movement direction to move the auxiliary pipe and click "OK" to confirm.

C6. Checking Molded Item Interference


(1) Click "Interference" to check for interference between molded item and completed model

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(2) If there is interference, the applicable locations will change color.
E.g.: In this case the suction pad and suction bracket interfere with the sprue
Note: The interference checking function checks for interference between the "molded items" and
"components" but cannot check for interference between different components

C7. Creating a Dummy Sprue


(1) Click "Add Sprue Data", input the details for "X" → "Y" → "Height" → "Diameter", and click "OK"
Note: The direction of the arrow is the positive direction

(2) Sprues are added.

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(3) To delete sprues, click "Modify Molded Item".
Then, refer to C3-1 Deleting Unnecessary Molded Item Data

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D. Other Operations
D1. Checking the Molded Item Shape (Function for Viewing 3DCAD Data)
(1) Click "X" to close the worksheet.

(2) Click "View Creation" and select the molded item you wish to check the shape of, then drag and drop it.
Note: Only IGES and STEP file types can be imported

(3) The selected molded item can be checked.

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D2. Switching Languages

(1) If switching the language is necessary, click "Settings" ‣ "Language Switch".

(2) Select the target language and click "OK".


Note: Changes to the language are only applied after the software restarts

D3. Checking Component Database Version

(1) If switching the language is necessary, click "Settings" ‣ "Language Switch".

(2) Check that the tool version is the "Release Version" and the component database version is the
"DB Version" (Currently both are 2.00). Click "Get the Latest Version" to get the latest version.

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D4. Creating Templates
(1) Click "Settings" ‣ "Template Creation".

(2) Select the item that you wish to change, click "OK", and save the template.
Note: Refer to "B. Operating Method (Basics) ‣ B2. Entering Basic Information ‣ B2-2. Component Settings"
for how to call a saved template

D5. Logging Error Messages


(1) Click "Help" ‣ "Output Query Log" and save the resulting file.

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Please read this document before using the “YUSHIN EOAT Automated Design Tool”

In order to use the “YUSHIN EOAT Automated Design Tool” (hereinafter referred to as “SOFTWARES”), it is necessary
for the user to agree to all provisions of YUSHIN PRECISION EQUIPMENT CO.,LTD. “YUSHIN EOAT Automated Design
Tool” license agreement (hereinafter referred to as “THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT”) specified hereinafter.
Those who use any or all of SOFTWARES shall be deemed to agree to each and every provision of THIS LICENSE
AGREEMENT at the time when they install any or all of SOFTWARES. Those who do not agree to THIS LICENSE
AGREEMENT may not use SOFTWARES. Before using SOFTWARES, please carefully read and thoroughly understand
THIS LICENSE AGREE

YUSHIN PRECISION EQUIPMENT CO.,LTD. “YUSHIN EOAT Automated Design Tool”License Agreement

Article 1 (Purpose)
The purpose of THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT is to set forth the terms and conditions for using SOFTWARES as agreed
between YUSHIN PRECISION EQUIPMENT CO.,LTD. (hereinafter referred to as “OUR COMPANY”) and the corporate or
individual (hereinafter referred to as “USER”) who uses SOFTWARES.

Article 2 (Definitions)
In THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT, the following terms shall be defined as specified below.
1) SOFTWARES consist of all of the programs, the product information, the CAD/drawings data and other
information included in SOFTWARES.
2) “INTERNET SERVICE” means the service that provides USERS who access the web site of OUR COMPANY by
using SOFTWARES with an access to information such as CAD/drawings data and our product information.
3) “Electromagnetic/Optical recording medium” means a medium which electromagnetically or optically records
letters, images, sounds and other information on a hard disk, floppy disk, CD-ROM, MO, DVD, USB memory
stick, or similar device.
4) “Use” means for USER to start up or operate on the computer, to modify, amend or add new data, to store in
Electromagnetic/Optical recording medium, to print, to make duplications, regardless of whether or not they
are tangible, to transmit, or to recreate by any other method.

Article 3 (Method of Use)


1. SOFTWARES allow USER to design a product by him/herself using our products and then easily selecting and
procuring our components (hereinafter referred to as “PURPOSE”). USER may use SOFTWARES for the
PURPOSE only.
2. USER shall comply with all relevant laws in the use of SOFTWARES.
3. USER shall install SOFTWARES via the Electromagnetic/Optical recording medium provided to USER or website
operated by OUR COMPANY. SOFTWARES may neither be installed nor be put into an installable condition by
any other method.

Article 4 (Intellectual Property)


1. Copyright, trademark and any other intellectual property of information provided through the INTERNET
SERVICE (hereinafter referred to as “AVAILABLE INFORMATION”) and SOFTWARES (hereinafter collectively
referred to as “INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY”) belong to OUR COMPANY or any third party who has provided
data to OUR COMPANY, and the said rights are protected by law.
2. OUR COMPANY grants USER a non-exclusive, free license to use SOFTWARES within the scope of the PURPOSE
under THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT. THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT shall not transfer any right of INTELLECTUAL
PROPERTY of SOFTWARES and AVAILABLE INFORMATION to USER.
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AGREEMENTS”) relating to any programs and data of any third party contained in SOFTWARES and AVAILABLE
INFORMATION (hereinafter referred to as “THIRD PARTY’S PROGRAMS”).
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SOFTWARES.
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SOFTWARES and AVAILABLE INFORMATION or THIRD PARTY’S PROGRAMS infringe any rights of another third
party.

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1. With regard to SOFTWARES and AVAILABLE INFORMATION, USER may not:
(1) Duplicate the whole or any part of SOFTWARES beyond the scope necessary for the PURPOSE or in violation
of the provisions of paragraph 3 of the same Article;
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INFORMATION;
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(5) Publish or display SOFTWARES or AVAILABLE INFORMATION to the public.

Article 6 (Disclaimer and Exclusion of Warranties)


1. SOFTWARES ARE PROVIDED TO USER “AS IS”. OUR COMPANY DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES, EXPRESS AND
IMPLIED, INCLUDING THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR PARTICULAR
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DEFECTS NOR THAT SOFTWARES OR THE USE THEREOF ARE NOT AN INFRINGEMENT OF THE RIGHTS OF
USER OR ANY THIRD PARTY.
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the information provided to USER by SOFTWARES (including AVAILABLE INFORMATION). Please be aware
that there is a risk of the occurrence of information leak, etc. in using SOFTWARES and INTERNET SERVICE,
which is not necessarily secure. In addition, OUR COMPANY is not in any way responsible for faults resulting
from tampering by any third party of data such as information provided to USER by SOFTWARES, data
download in or by using SOFTWARES or INTERNET SERVICE, etc.
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failures in equipment such as a computer, business interruption, or loss of business information to USER or
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products in SOFTWARES without advance notice.

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AGREEMENT.

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AGREEMENT, OUR COMPANY and USER shall try to resolve it upon consultation between themselves.

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OUR COMPANY may revise THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT at its discretion. USER shall be notified of any such revision by
of the announcement on the web site of OUR COMPANY, its notification at the time of distribution of the revised
version of SOFTWARES, or any other means selected by OUR COMPANY. USER shall be deemed to have agreed to the
revision of THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT at the time notification is given.

THIS SOFTWARE uses the open source FreeCAD software (http://www.freecadweb.org/) (LGPL V3.)

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