Baltic Yachts to employ CATIA in engineering process

Baltic Yachts has announced the use of Dassault Systemes’ CATIA solution in the construction of all future yachts.

The move comes following and increase in the number and complexity of Baltic’s projects, requiring more advanced engineering and design techniques. The CATIA system will replace the existing CAD system.

Built on an open architecture, CATIA enables the seamless flow of information across the entire yacht building value chain. Its three main disciplines are structure, systems and interiors, all integrated on a single collaborative platform.

Marjo Keiramo, managing director, Baltic Yachts said of the news:

“We expect this new solution to help in the transformation of our business, facilitating the extension of services to our customers, better management of our production, and future growth.”

“The CATIA methodology is particularly suitable for our composite yachts due to the iterative definition that we must perform in collaboration with naval architects, engineering and component suppliers,” added Henrik Sjöblom, technical director, Baltic Yachts. “The flexibility of CATIA allows our designers to easily link the objects created by different stakeholders inside a complete digital mock-up without limitations in data volume, where we can mix various data formats coming from suppliers. It’s a big improvement for us.”


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Baltic Yachts Profile | Baltic Yachts Website

Dassault Systemes Profile | Dassault Systemes Website   

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