CAD Schroer GmbH
About us
For over 40 years, CAD Schroer has been developing software for mechanical design, plant, and factory planning. We understand the demands of the mechanical and plant engineering industries and the day-to-day work involving technical data, models, and documents.
Our AI solutions for design and engineering are built on this experience. We make knowledge more accessible, support your work with CAD and PLM systems, and help automate repetitive tasks.
From our headquarters in Moers on the Lower Rhine, we support companies in German-speaking countries and on international projects with software, consulting, training, and technical services.
The focus of our exhibition at FMB 2026 is
“AI for Mechanical Design and Engineering.”
We’ll show you how you can use it to specifically lighten your workday load: for example, by clarifying technical questions via AI chat, finding the right models and documents across systems, or automating repetitive tasks.
Visit us at Booth 439a in Hall 20 and speak with our AI experts about your specific requirements. Together, we’ll explore how CAD and PLM can be integrated with AI.
We’ll demonstrate suitable applications and discuss the prerequisites for implementation in your company.
News
Leveraging engineering knowledge company-wide
Valuable engineering knowledge scattered across folders, files, and digital repositories can now be used company-wide.
Designing large plants without hitting performance limits
Growing project sizes and complex plants are challenging 3D design. Increasing data volumes are becoming the limiting factor.
Seamless integration in piping design: who benefits?
How companies benefit from the integration of P&ID diagrams, 3D design and piping isometrics
The integration of 2D and 3D design data is changing modern plant design
How the combination of 2D and 3D design data sets new standards in process engineering and optimises design processes.
Successfully implementing MBD in companies: Efficient and digital
This provides companies with a structured introduction to model-based definition (MBD) and enables them to sustainably transform their manufacturing processes.