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This is a post by Nick Iandolo on the PTC site. Groupe Beneteau is the world leader in the recreational boat manufacturing industry. They have 10 brands of yachts (both sailing and power boats), and more than 200 models of boats. Each… Continue Reading →
This is a post by Cat McClintock on the PTC site. Companies use MBD (model-based definition) to create, organize, and manage a fully defined 3D model that captures design intent and serves as the master product definition for the extended… Continue Reading →
This is a post by Dave Martin on the PTC site. Imagine you’re a chief engineer at the Corellian Engineering Corporation and you’ve just received a new assignment. You are to design a successor to the YT-1000 transport ship, and… Continue Reading →
This is a post from the 3HTi site. There are so many CAD programs on the market that it can be overwhelming to determine which is the best CAD software for your organization’s specific needs. If you look strictly at… Continue Reading →
This is a post from the NxRev site. Creo 6.0 Price Tiers The latest Creo releases are in packaged tiers. This gives users the most flexibility in terms of pricing and features. The tools included in each Creo 6.0 package… Continue Reading →
This is a post by Cat McClintock on the PTC site. In 2020, a clear theme for CAD is easy to see: efficiency. Companies of all sizes are using advances in CAD technology to do more with less, whether that… Continue Reading →
This is a post by Mike Gayette on the PTC site. novation in additive manufacturing is moving fast, both complementing traditional manufacturing methods, and opening up some ground-breaking new avenues to product designers. We asked our resident additive manufacturing expert, Jose… Continue Reading →
This is a post by Cat McClintock on the PTC site. Computational fluid dynamics is a technology that evaluates liquid and gas flow within a design. While technology like this has traditionally been left to analysts, recently, more and more… Continue Reading →
This is a post by Dave Martin on the PTC site. I started my engineering career as a structural analyst at Martin Marietta (later Lockheed Martin). Our teams and workflows were siloed. The designers, analysts, and manufacturing engineers worked in… Continue Reading →
This is a post by Hans-joachim Estler on the PDSVISION site. Rivalry between Creo, formerly Pro/ENGINEER (Pro/E) and SOLIDWORKS. As a senior consultant for PDSVISION I spend a lot of time with customers in the field. Historically, many of our… Continue Reading →
This is a post by Cat McClintock on the PTC site. You probably know that a major new release of Creo came out this week. And the advances, including generative design and real-time fluid flow analysis, are truly jaw dropping. But for many long-time… Continue Reading →
This is a post by Ruth Morss on the PTC site. For some of us, working from home presents new challenges. Away from the office, you may need to be more self-sufficient than before, communicate more clearly, or simply keep your… Continue Reading →
This is a post from the NxRev site. Companies face a difficult decision whenever a software company releases a newer version of a critical tool. It isn’t always easy to cut through the hype around new features and balance improved… Continue Reading →
This is a post by Punditas on blog. With Creo 7.0, you can control the display of representation geometry without setting defined appearances or appearance states. This makes it easier to work with different types of geometry representations. You can… Continue Reading →
This is a post by Dave Martin on the PTC site. One of the biggest enhancements in Creo Parametric 7.0 – and to Creo Parametric in years – is the addition of multibody modeling. This is a game changer for product design… Continue Reading →