Tag Archives: design software

Design News: Top 6 Design Hardware & Software Trends of 2011

By Admin | Published: Jan 20, 2012

Read about how PTC’s Creo is helping to create a shift in Design Hardware & Software trends. “Rethinking the CAD platform. Some vendors, like PTC, challenged the whole notion of the monolithic CAD application. Earlier this year, PTC introduced Creo, its next-generation CAD platform in the form of interchangeable apps that can be mixed and matched based […]

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Times-Journal: Students to tackle Real World Challenge

By Admin | Published: Dec 13, 2011

“Seven Fort Payne High Schools students were given $1 million worth of engineering software to design a lightweight aircraft… The students have been challenged to design an aircraft using Creo Elements and Mathcad and test the aircraft using Fluid Flow EFD. All design will be done on computer, so the students won’t actually have to build […]

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Lifecycle Insights: Modeling with Creo- Diving into the Details

By Admin | Published: Jul 12, 2011

“It seems like 2011 is bound to be the year of CAD. There are numerous updates by so many software providers in terms of introducing new capabilities to their CAD applications. And none may be more anticipated than PTC’s Creo due to their publicly stated goal to revolutionize the CAD industry. Well, a year later, PTC […]

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Jeff Rowe, Creo Questions, and MCADcafe.com

By Geoff Hedges | Published: Jun 28, 2011

Jeffrey Rowe, Contributing Editor for MCAD Weekly Review (from MCADCafe.com) recently posted a review of Creo 1.0. In it, Jeff asks a number of questions about Creo 1.0. Here’s his original questions with our answers, and where possible, we’ve also included further links offering a more in-depth explanation. ‘What about the level of Creo integration with industrial design and CAM? Especially CAM, because it […]