Tech Illustrator Overview
Speaking the Language
Technical Illustration is a specialized field in the world of graphics and design. Tech Illustrator™, from Auto-trol™, allows you to harness the power of the "graphics language" for effective communication. Ti® facilitates creation of complex composite artwork quickly, precisely, and easily.
Illustrating the Challenges
Whether in the aerospace or transportation industry, manufacturing electrical components or metal parts, your firm's need to visually communicate product information has never been more crucial.Today, precise technical illustrations are a vital element of the product assembly, operation and service, sales, and support materials your company relies on to compete successfully.
The challenge? To convey complex part views with precision and quality while reducing costs, increasing productivity and accelerating the technical illustration process.
The Solution: Tech Illustrator from Auto-trol
With Ti as part of your overall publishing environment, you can optimize use of your engineering resources and design data to improve overall product cycle communications. Ti will readily contribute to your organization's achievement of business goals, accelerating the return on investment.
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Resources
Learn more about Auto-trol Tech Illustrator
Product collateral consists of video demos, data sheets, white papers, and industry articles.
Auto-trol™ Ti Demo Downloads
To get full benefit, the recommended viewing order is Overview >12.5.3 >14.0. Each demo is a self-extracting zip file that runs an executable.
Ti Overview
Duration = 30 minutes, Disk Space Required = 180MB
Ti 12.5.3 Highlights
Duration = 28 minutes, Disk Space Required = 24MB
Ti 14.0 Highlights
Duration = 43 minutes, Disk Space Required = 98MB
Data Sheet: Tech Illustrator
Data Sheet: TiAuthor
Data Sheet: MetaWeb (Optional Module)
White Paper: WebCGM: What is it?
White Paper: WebCGM Link and Web Site CM Overview
Operating Environment: System Requirements
Technical Illustration: An Overview
TI and MCAD: How They Work Together
What Makes Ti Unique: The Auto-trol Difference
Tech. Illustration Workflow: Understanding Distinct Phases