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Climbing Every Mountain: Designing a Stronger, Lighter Prosthetic

This is a post on the 3Hit Site. Reggie Showers doesn’t shy away from a challenge. He’s a two-time world motorcycle drag race champ, a pilot, a rock climber, and a certified snowboard instructor. He always pushes himself – and… Continue Reading →

PTC Global Support Enhancements Help Streamline your Design Process

This is a post on the 3Hit Site. We at 3 HTi are asked often about the value that is provided from having Global Support from PTC. This is normally asked by customers that don’t experience any issues with their… Continue Reading →

Q&A: How Does Creo Compare to SolidWorks and Competitors?

This is a post on the 3Hit Site. Creo is more expensive? Nope.Creo doesn’t offer the same ease of use as SolidWorks? No way.SolidWorks’ capabilities and functionality outpace Creo? Not even close. In this video, Garry Hoffman, President of 3… Continue Reading →

3 Manufacturers Who Can’t Live Without Direct Modeling

This is a post on the 3Hit Site. PTC’s Creo Parametric software is used by tens of thousands of companies around the world. But for companies who need the flexibility to work with multiple CAD formats, make late-stage design changes, and explore… Continue Reading →

Problem Solved: Managing Files Between Different CAD Systems

This is a post on the 3Hit Site. Transferring files between different CAD systems is one of the biggest challenges for engineering teams. Without a savvy tool or iron-tight workflow to ensure compatibility, finishing a design can take much longer… Continue Reading →

Precision Parts Manufacturing: Staying Competitive on Cost & Time

This is a post on the 3Hit Site. With over a century of expertise under their belt, the Austria-based Metalltechnik Vils has developed a high-profile client list. However, the precision parts they develop for electrical and hydraulic systems still face strong competition… Continue Reading →

Saving Lives with PTC Creo: BRITAX

This is a post on the NxRev Site. “Last July, our family was in a terrible rollover. I broke two vertebrae in my lower spine. My son was buckled in his Marathon car seat. I am eternally grateful for this,… Continue Reading →

PTC Creo Advanced Assembly Extension

This is a post on the NxRev Site. Oil refineries break crude oil down into more usable material. It arrives via tanker or pipeline, and is then pumped into large storage tanks. The crude oil then begins to undergo distillation… Continue Reading →

Update: How to Get More PTC Creo on Your Apple Device

This is a post by Geoff Hedges on the Tri Star Site. In the flurry of announcements about PTC Creo 3.0 over the past few weeks, there’s one iOS users may have missed: PTC Creo Sketch is now available on the… Continue Reading →

Six Companies Consolidating on PTC Creo

This is a post on the 3Hit Site. A consolidated CAD strategy – one that unites all in-house design work under one CAD package – can save companies a ton on IT, support and hardware. Since PTC Creo was introduced… Continue Reading →

The Top New Features in PTC Creo 3.0 Parametric You Can’t Live Without

This is a post on the Tri Star Site. The newest version of PTC’s flagship CAD software – PTC Creo 3.0 – was unveiled yesterday at PTC Live Global in Boston, MA — and there’s no shortage of new features for users… Continue Reading →

Are you ready for PTC Creo 3.0? Upgrade Now

This is a post by Monica Schnitger on the Tri Star Site. Are you ready for PTC Creo 3.0? Upgrade Now PTC announced some terrific new features with the debut of PTC Creo 3.0 yesterday, and it’s time to think about… Continue Reading →

PTC Introduces PTC Creo 3.0 with Unite Technology, Delivering Unparalleled Multi-CAD Data Handling Capabilities

This is a post on the Tri Star Site. Enabling customers to work with and consolidate data from any CAD source; providing new tools to foster innovation in concept development; and making everyday design tasks easier PTC Introduces PTC Creo… Continue Reading →

Simulation at Work: Benchmade Knife Company

This is a post by Emma Rudeck on the Tri Star Site. Simulation at Work: Benchmade Knife Company We’ve written about Benchmade Knife Company on this blog in the past. The company uses PTC solutions to design the knives and safety tools that… Continue Reading →

Simulation Needs Parametric and Direct Modeling

This is a post by Chad Jackson on the Tri Star Site. In recent years, much has been made about the relevance of direct modeling on simulation activities. Somewhere along the way, many have forgotten how parametric modeling is just… Continue Reading →

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