CADOPTIX AI Capability
GD&T Inspection Software
Evaluate geometric tolerances against feature control frames and datum references, then carry the results into inspection reporting — in the same browser-native workspace.
What It Evaluates
Geometric Tolerances, Judged Against the Drawing.
Dimensional checks alone do not tell you whether a part is acceptable.
- Form, orientation, location and runout evaluated against measured geometry
- Feature control frames read with their tolerance and modifiers
- Features assessed against datum reference frames as the drawing defines
- Conformance judged against the drawing's requirements as written
- Evaluation results captured in inspection reports for review and sign-off
- Runs offline — inspection data stays on your network
From Evaluation to Record
Results That Support the Inspection Report.
- Geometric tolerances evaluated against the drawing, unambiguously
- Datum reference frames evaluated as specified, not against assumed axes
- Reporting supports your own quality review and sign-off process
- Runs offline alongside the rest of CADOPTIX AI
- Pairs with tolerance stack-up and DFM analysis
FAQ
Common Questions.
What does GD&T inspection software evaluate?
Geometric tolerance requirements on a drawing — form, orientation, location and runout — against the measured part, including feature control frames and datums.
What are feature control frames and datum references?
A feature control frame states the tolerance applying to a feature and the datums it is measured against, so conformance is judged as written.
Does CADOPTIX AI support inspection reporting?
Yes — geometric tolerance results can be captured in reports that support review and sign-off in your own quality process.
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