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This is a post by Peter Sutton on PTC site. You don’t need a CAD software blog to tell you that tractors bring much needed torque and traction to farm fields. With these powerful machines, you can plow, till, seed,… Continue Reading →
This is a post by Ruth Morss on PTC site. You can always spot engineers on vacation. They’re the ones with the optimized itineraries, expertly packed luggage, and updated virtual documentation for the entire trip. The rest of us look… Continue Reading →
This is a post by Aaron Shaw on PTC site. We all know what a pain it can be to work with incompatible file types and applications. When you need to bring parts into your assembly that were designed using… Continue Reading →
This is a post by Beverly Spaulding on PTC site. Concept design is arguably the most important phase of product development. These early models and sketches ultimately define the direction of the product—whether it’s a better hover board or just a… Continue Reading →
This is a post by Emma Rudeck on the Concurrent Engineering Site. Coping with late stage design changes is one of the most common challenges facing modern engineering and design departments. As you probably already know, many design changes occurlate… Continue Reading →
This is a post by Emma Rudeck on the Concurrent Engineering Site. Being able to access the benefits of design re-use and make the most of your legacy data relies on having the right tools and systems in place. In fact,… Continue Reading →
This is a post on the NxRev Site. Lower your upfront costs while increasing your flexibility NxRev is excited to be able to offer subscription pricing for Creo as well as the entirety of PTC’s product lineup. For businesses that… Continue Reading →
This is a post on the NxRev Site. India’s population and commerce are steady growing. But that exciting growth is also leading to demand for even more energy — and much of it from fossil fuels — which means even… Continue Reading →
This is a post on the 3Hit Site. Thomas Built Buses, a subsidiary of Daimier Truck North America, has engineers that design all types of vehicles: school buses, blood mobiles, and even correctional transport are all part of their product… Continue Reading →
This is a post on the Tri Star Site. If you work as a designer or engineer, your job is to identify problems and then apply your expertise and creativity to solve them. In short, you’re an idea person. Got… Continue Reading →
This is a post on the Tri Star Site. Depending on your point of view, the US government is either allocating more money than ever to its defense budget or it’s entered a new era of austerity. Either way, for Jim… Continue Reading →
This is a post by Emma Rudeck on the Concurrent Engineering Site. When you’re facing a design challenge, changes are you’re going to be looking at lots of different options to find the right solution. Initially, this might mean sketching… Continue Reading →
This is a post by Emma Rudeck on the Concurrent Engineering Site. When it comes to your current processes in product development, here are some important questions to consider: How do you try out different concepts or even different modeling… Continue Reading →
This is a post by Emma Rudeck on the Concurrent Engineering Site. Creo Simulate, part of the whole Creo product family, is a dedicated structural, thermal and vibration analysis tool. What Creo Simulate does is take all of the best… Continue Reading →
This is a post by Emma Rudeck on the Concurrent Engineering Site. When designer engineers need analysts to validate the designs that they’re working on, there are a couple of challenges that can get in the way. First of all,… Continue Reading →