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This is a post by Cat McClintock on PTC site. Whether you’re using it for rapid prototyping or production applications, additive manufacturing (AM) promises a host of benefits, including faster time-to-market, reduced costs, and the ability to personalize and customize… Continue Reading →

This is a post by Mike Gayette on PTC site. Early simulation is the key to making changes while still in the design and prototyping phases, so you can avoid spending budget on failed prototypes or excessive error chasing later… Continue Reading →

This is a post by Cat McClintock on PTC site. Creo Simulation Live is a new technology that lets you run real-time finite element analyses on your 3D models as you design. “We think this is so easy, so effortless,… Continue Reading →

This is a post by Emily Priest on the Concurrent Engineering Site. Discover how you can improve product quality, decrease time to market and ensure better outcomes with Creo Simulate. Continue Reading —>

This is a post on the NxRev Site. Augmented reality(AR) is creating a stir in manufacturing, but the industry has not yet grasped the far-reaching changes as AR becomes more ubiquitous. Here is a look at a few of the… Continue Reading →

This is a post on the NxRev Site. PTC Creo is considered the leading CAD software platform on the market. However, many people wonder how this top player compares to Pro/E (also known as Pro/Engineer). So the question remains: Which… Continue Reading →

This is a post by Kassie Stumo on the EAC Site. Augmented Reality (AR) is a powerful tool used for design reviews, collaboration, and communicating design intent. The AR functionality built into every seat of Creo makes it easier for… Continue Reading →

This is a post on the EAC Site. Engineering simulation is the key that will unlock your future innovation. It is the quickest way to validate and optimize designs. These software tools are no longer obscure systems that require specialized… Continue Reading →

This is a post on the 3Hit Site. Product design and simulation are handled by different software products, so in most companies, they are handled as separate processes. In some cases, they may even be handled by different teams within… Continue Reading →

This is a post on the 3Hit Site. PTC Creo is the leading CAD software across the globe. Even as Creo 6.0 and the latest release of Creo 7.0 continue to propel design forward with augmented reality (AR) design capabilities, topology… Continue Reading →

This is a post by Dave Martin on PTC site. Change is an inevitable fact of the product development process. Requirements change, the market changes, and technology changes; all this results in the need to make engineering changes to our… Continue Reading →

This is a post by Tiffany Bailey on PTC site. Does the perfect golf swing exist? Not unless you’re a robot. In fact, even golf legends have flawed swings.  But that might soon change. At least that’s what Greg Brown, a PTC… Continue Reading →

This is a post by Julie Pike on PTC site. Earlier this week, PTC announced that KTM had increased its use of Creo – PTC’s computer-aided design (CAD) software – and Windchill – PTC’s product lifecycle management (PLM) software. KTM also selected… Continue Reading →

This is a post by John Chilson on PTC site. Some of our favorite product design stories this week. Now printing: Stainless steel When you think of 3D printing materials, plastic and porous steel are the usual suspects. However, says a… Continue Reading →