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Companies using PlantStream for Computer-Aided Design (CAD) include: Kawasaki Heavy Industries, a Japan based Automotive organisation with 39689 employees and revenues of $12.87 billion, Daewoo Engineering & Construction Co, a South Korea based Construction and Real Estate organisation with 5818 employees and revenues of $8.90 billion, Paul Wurth Italy, a Italy based Manufacturing organisation with 285 employees and revenues of $219.0 million and many others.
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Daewoo Engineering & Construction Co | Construction and Real Estate | 5818 | $8.9B | South Korea | PlantStream | PlantStream | Computer-Aided Design (CAD) | 2021 | n/a | In 2021 Daewoo Engineering & Construction Co implemented PlantStream as a Computer-Aided Design (CAD) application within its piping engineering team. The rollout in South Korea focused on EPC and engineering workflows to accelerate bidding stage quantity estimation and to transition from 2D centric to 3D data workflows for plant projects. PlantStream was configured to support high speed auto routing and automated quantity takeoffs, with modeling capabilities applied to piping layouts and isometrics consistent with CAD based plant engineering. The deployment emphasized building a library of modeled past projects to establish repeatable modeling patterns and to shorten setup time for new bids. Functional capabilities implemented include 3D modeling, routing automation, and takeoff extraction aligned to piping estimating and bidding workflows. Operational scope remained within the in house piping engineering group during initial rollout, with explicit focus on bidding and estimating business functions for EPC projects. Governance and rollout sequencing relied on iterative model builds of historical projects to upskill engineers before broader adoption across project teams. Reported objectives included improving in house bidding competitiveness and profitability by enabling much faster auto routing and quantity takeoffs and by shifting to 3D data driven estimating. | |
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Kawasaki Heavy Industries | Automotive | 39689 | $12.9B | Japan | PlantStream | PlantStream | Computer-Aided Design (CAD) | 2022 | n/a | In 2022, Kawasaki Heavy Industries adopted PlantStream in its Piping Engineering Department to accelerate FS/FEED piping layout, quantity estimation (MTO/BQ) and layout studies. PlantStream is a Computer-Aided Design (CAD) application provisioned for engineering and plant design teams in Japan, and it has been used regularly by piping teams from 2022 onward. The deployment emphasized piping layout modeling, material takeoff and bill of quantities workflows, and iterative layout studies. Configuration work focused on CAD-based piping isometrics, automated quantity extraction for MTO and BQ, and scenario-driven layout study capabilities to reduce reliance on manual Excel based estimation processes. Operational scope was departmental, covering the Piping Engineering Department within Kawasaki Heavy Industries' Japan engineering and plant design organization, with regular use across FS and FEED phases. The public case materials do not list named system integrations or implementation partners, so the implementation narrative centers on department level CAD workflows and estimation automation. Governance and adoption were organized around piping team usage and engineering workflow alignment, with PlantStream embedded as the primary CAD tool supporting piping engineering functions. The implementation delivered measurable savings in engineering hours and improved estimation accuracy as reported in the customer interview, positioning PlantStream as Kawasaki Heavy Industries PlantStream Computer-Aided Design (CAD) support for piping engineering. | |
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Paul Wurth Italy | Manufacturing | 285 | $219M | Italy | PlantStream | PlantStream | Computer-Aided Design (CAD) | 2022 | n/a | In 2022, Paul Wurth Italy implemented PlantStream in its plant design and engineering department to move conceptual studies into accurate 3D models. PlantStream, a Computer-Aided Design (CAD) application, was applied to standardize equipment surroundings and rapidly compare multiple layouts during early phase layout studies. The deployment emphasized rapid iterative layout comparison and parametric 3D modeling to accelerate decision making in conceptual and preliminary engineering. PlantStream was configured to produce standardized equipment envelopes and to support material takeoff visibility during layout iterations, enabling engineers to evaluate alternative arrangements without full detailed engineering. The implementation scope remained within plant design and engineering teams in Italy and focused on early phase layout studies, improving coordination between layout, piping routing, and material estimation activities. According to the PlantStream customer interview, the project helped reduce material quantities, with one example of approximately 10 tonnes saved, and cut piping rerouting man hours during early phase work, demonstrating direct operational benefit from the Computer-Aided Design (CAD) driven standardization and layout comparison capabilities. |
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