A few months ago DEVELOP3D announced a design competition to find a new or redesigned tool for the urban beekeeper. Beekeeping is undergoing a renaissance with many urban dwellers (including DEVELOP3D’s Tanya Weaver) joining the beekeeping ranks. Although new hives have come on the scene, a lot of the beekeeper’s tools are still very traditional […]
Large assemblies clunk around on screen simply because the software’s graphics engine hasn’t changed in years. Meanwhile, much of the GPU sits idle, rather like a Ferrari’s V12 engine on London’s M25 in rush hour. But who can blame the developers? It’s impossible to be a specialist in all areas of CAD software development. The […]
“PTC has been making a huge amount of noise about the roadmap for the future of its design tools. The announcement of Creo, which sees, in short, Pro/Engineer and CoCreate’s technologies merge into a single platform. Alongside this merging move, Creo also represents a sea change in how PTC are delivering its design and engineering […]
“The key story for the manager is how data flows from 2D ideation, to 3D ideation, to 3D engineering – then over to simulation, manufacturing, technical publication and then downstream to documentation. And this intellectual property asset is getting re-used and re-leveraged and value added to it, and harvested in other areas. This is the […]
“2010 has been an interesting year for product development. Martyn Day takes a whistle stop tour of the last twelve months and, with good news on the horizon with regards to manufacturing, is already looking forward to 2011. … the market is shaping up for a significant change” Read the full article
It’s happened: PTC have pulled out all the stops to launch Creo – what it believes to be the future of CAD for the next 20 years. A super suite of ‘Apps’ launching next summer is what PTC is hoping will answer the “four big problems” facing CAD users today. Read the Full Article
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