MCADCafe Editor Jeffrey Rowe discusses PTC’s latest release of Creo 2.0 which addresses some of the usability issues and includes new features such as freeform surfacing. Below are a few excerpts from the piece or go to mcadcafe.com for the full article: PTC announced Creo 2.0, the latest release of its revolutionary new generation of […]
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 […]
“Creo is designed to solve the unaddressed problems remaining in the mechanical CAD market: usability, interoperability, assembly management and technology lock-in. Creo provides a scalable suite of interoperable, integrated design apps- built on a unique architecture with patent-pending technology, to meet the needs of the wide spectrum of users that form a company’s extended product […]
Creo ushers in what I’ll call the beginning of the “Heppelmann Era” at PTC and I’m looking forward to experiencing the new apps for myself as they become available for review. Read the full article
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