The company showcased its new CAx AI Agent Platform, highlighting a collaboration with ZTE that demonstrates significant productivity gains. By applying AI to fixture design and 3D model generation, ZTE reported that tasks previously requiring six hours of manual labor were completed in roughly 70 minutes, including engineering review. This shift underscores a broader strategy to embed AI directly into the ZW3D and ZWCAD environments, automating repetitive processes such as design-rule checking and drawing generation.
While AI took center stage, ZWSOFT CTO Tim Fu reaffirmed the company's commitment to foundational CAD technology. New developments like the ZW3D WuKong architecture aim to enhance parametric modeling and large-assembly handling, serving as the bedrock for more connected workflows in AEC and manufacturing. The company is simultaneously pushing its cloud-based ZWCAD 365 to bridge the gap between desktop design and collaborative BIM environments.
Beyond technical product updates, the event served as a forum for strengthening the company's global partner network. Through dedicated AEC and manufacturing tracks, ZWSOFT engaged with international partners to align on go-to-market strategies and technical delivery. By fostering closer ties with developers and industry users, the firm aims to ensure its software remains adaptable to the specialized demands of diverse global engineering environments.
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