使用 CorelDRAW 彻底改变迷宫设计：Adrian Fisher Mazes Ltd 的案例研究
适用功能
- 产品研发
- 质量保证
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- 人员跟踪与监控
- 视觉质量检测
服务
- 测试与认证
关于客户
Adrian Fisher Mazes Ltd. 由 Adrian Fisher 和他的妻子 Marie 所有，是世界领先的迷宫设计公司。该公司在英国拥有一支由 12 名设计师和销售人员组成的团队，在其他国家还有 8 名员工，他们使用各种材料在全球著名地点创建了各种类型和比例的迷宫。该公司每年设计 90 个迷宫，包括用于儿童游乐场的塑料“手指”迷宫，并设计了世界上第一个玉米迷宫和水迷宫。费舍尔是世界纪录的打破者，他为中国云南省 2008 年夏季奥运会设计了世界上最大的永久性迷宫。
挑战
Adrian Fisher Mazes Ltd. 是世界领先的迷宫设计公司，在以全彩设计和渲染复杂的迷宫配置方面面临着重大挑战。该公司每年设计 90 个迷宫，需要一种有效的方式与世界各地的客户共享设计效果图。面临的挑战是确保设计的各个维度（例如导航复杂性或颜色处理）能够得到很好的体现，以便客户清楚理解。这对于茉莉花茶迷宫等大型项目尤为重要，茉莉花茶迷宫是为中国云南省 2008 年夏季奥运会而设计的，该项目将成为世界上最大的永久性迷宫。
解决方案
Adrian Fisher Mazes Ltd. 求助于 CorelDRAW 来解决他们的设计挑战。使用 CorelDRAW，该公司能够开发各种版本的茉莉花茶迷宫，显示灌木丛组成和三个独立的路径网络，具有不同的导航难度。该软件允许他们渲染设计并将其作为文件附件发送，从而轻松地将他们的愿景传达给客户。 CorelDRAW 还消除了制造商重新绘图的需要，从而在费舍尔手指迷宫的制作中节省了大量成本。 CorelDRAW 的色彩功能尤其有价值，它使该公司能够将可用于铺砖的 43 种不同颜色的粘土与相应的 Pantone 相匹配，然后将颜色注入并打印出来。
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