What tool would be specifically used to check for design conflicts between assembled parts?

The Interference Detection Tool is specifically designed to identify and analyze design conflicts between assembled parts in a model. This tool examines the geometry of the components and checks for overlaps or interferences, which can indicate potential assembly issues or design flaws. It provides a visual representation of where the parts conflict, highlighting areas that may need adjustment to ensure proper fitting and functionality within the assembly.

Using interference detection is crucial during the design phase, as it allows engineers to resolve potential problems before physical prototyping or manufacturing, ultimately saving time and resources. It is particularly important in complex assemblies where many components may interact closely with one another. By effectively utilizing this tool, designers can enhance the reliability of their assemblies and ensure that parts work together harmoniously without unintended physical conflicts.