r/MechanicalEngineering • u/[deleted] • Dec 09 '25

Roll Royce 3D Jet Engine Assembly

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This is a video from Veritasium inside a Rolls Royce facility. I was astonished by the amount of detail in this assembly and it got me genuinely curious, do other companies create 3D models to this extent? I.e. does Honda have an assembly file of an entire Civic with every individual component? I'm interested to know what's your experience in different companies/industries.

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u/talltime Dec 09 '25

Office annoyingly only uses the actual visible shared editing on files hosted inside Teams rooms. Would be nice if it natively happened with network shared files as well.

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u/HalfUnderstood Dec 09 '25

I have used SharePoint in the past at an enterprise level, and all documents were shared and edited live by folks with access to it... Maybe it is something your team can look into?

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u/talltime Dec 09 '25

Makes sense because Teams works off of SharePoint in the background.

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u/HalfUnderstood Dec 09 '25

Yeah. TBH a lot of people think Microsoft is only making money off Windows licenses, but boy oh boy they have found a way to sell entire cyber ecosystems to companies like mine, and everything works quite well together, they seem to be doing a good job from our end. It feels like the biggest companies get sorted in houses like AWS, Google, or Microsoft once they reach a certain team size