Introducing ANSYS SpaceClaim: The Ultimate CAD Neutral Tool

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A "CAD Neutral Tool" refers to a geometry editing software that can import and manipulate various CAD file formats. ANSYS SpaceClaim is positioned as such a tool, designed for simulation geometry pre-processing. It facilitates easier meshing and application of boundary conditions for simulation models. The software aims to streamline workflows by allowing users to work with different CAD data seamlessly. ANSYS promotes SpaceClaim as an essential tool for enhancing simulation efficiency.
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It's just a term for describing a geometry editing tool that can import and work with many different CAD file formats. ANSYS markets their SpaceClaim tool for use in simulation geometry pre-processing, making it easier to mesh and apply boundary conditions to the simulation model later.

See ANSYS's data sheet on SpaceClaim: http://www.ansys.com/-/media/Ansys/corporate/resourcelibrary/brochure/ansys-spaceclaim-overview-brochure.pdf
 

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