About this release We officially announce the v25.0.2 release, for ANSA, EPILYSIS, META, KOMVOS, SPDRM and FATIQ. With this release, v25.0.x series is further enriched with boosted performance and more stability, yet greater flexibility, thanks to critical bug fixes and selected implementations. Follows an overview of the most important items: Known issues resolved in ANSA Model Browser “CAD to ANSA” functionality would not recognize folder paths with Chinese characters. Data Management Focusing on Logbook, selecting any values to be displayed in the embedded META Viewer, would result in the values of the next column being displayed instead. In DM Browser, file attachments would be lost upon next iteration/download and while saving a new version of them. Modular Run Management Interface properties assigned to a set in a Connecting Subsystem, but defined in another Subsystem, would not be saved in the Connecting Subsystem file (as undefined). In addition, through the Solver Job Logs, you can load and compare multiple Logs and can proceed

Discover the fresh update in Stylezone 6.2—a release designed to make your creative work smoother, faster, and more enjoyable. Whether you’re organizing a new collection or collaborating with your team, this update is all about empowering you to focus on what truly matters: bringing your vision to life efficiently. Enjoy a Smoother Log-In ExperienceWith our enhanced SSO login feature, getting started is easier than ever. You can quickly access your projects and dive straight into creating, saving you daily time and hassle. A New Way to Organize Your Creative WorkStylezone 6.2 brings a fresh way to arrange your work that’s as flexible as your ideas. Here’s what’s in store: Intuitive Organization: Easily build a structure that reflects your creative flow. Organize your projects in a way that makes sense for you—whether it’s by season, theme, or style. Quick Access: With a simplified view, finding your favorite designs or past collections is just a click away. Tailored Sharing: Decide

We are excited to announce the release of Almacam 4.1 including brand-new tools and capabilities. Here below are just a few highlights from the 60+ improvements in this release. Almacam Space Cut for 5-axes & robot cuttingTo make you easier to program your 5-axes cutting machines and robots, the whole user interface of Almacam Space Cut has been overhauled. You will also enjoy a simplified workflow thanks to a fined-tuned integration with other features of Almacam suite. Workshop module: overhauled SchedulerThe Scheduler is part of the Workshop module, designed to organize production for 2D or Tube cutting machines, so planning workloads effectively. In this version, the Scheduler’s interface has been thoroughly revamped to enhance readability and usability. In addition, numerous features have been developed including a feature that will particularly appeal to production managers: automatic scheduling. Now you can: With just one click, automatically allocate the cutting tasks based on the availability of your machines.” Easily sort and search for unscheduled sheets to be

IronCAD is proud to announce the release of Service Pack #1 for IronCAD DCS 2025, marking another significant milestone in our commitment to product excellence and user innovation. This update delivers vital improvements to the application’s overall quality and usability, further reinforcing IronCAD’s position as a leader in cutting-edge design solutions. What’s New in Service Pack #1 At the heart of this release is the exciting pre-release of our new Piping Module, designed to meet the exacting demands of precision piping design. With a suite of powerful tools & libraries, the Piping Module simplifies complex piping tasks and brings unprecedented efficiency to your design process. Key Features of the Piping Module: Toolboxes of Standards: Access an array of predefined industry standards—or customize your own—to ensure every project meets exacting requirements. This flexibility empowers users to adhere to international norms or tailor designs to specific project needs. Automatic Routing and Splitting: Benefit from our innovative automatic routing capabilities, enabling rapid

Additive manufacturing (AM) pioneer Materialise has gained EN 9100 certification for its metal AM processes for aerospace. A sector-specific variant of ISO 9001, EN 9100 certifies that an organization has implemented a quality management system that ensures product quality, process control, regulatory compliance, and continuous improvement. The company already holds EN 9100 for its polymer additive manufacturing processes dedicated to the sector, producing upwards of 500,000 flying parts to date for aircraft OEMs, suppliers, and MROs. The development, therefore, represents a major step forward in the adoption of metal 3D-printed parts for aviation and space. With EN 9100 for metal now in place, Materialise’s manufacturing capabilities open up a whole host of new opportunities for part design and supply chain efficiencies for all stakeholders in the aerospace ecosystem. A smart place to start: metal 3D printing for low-criticality parts Materialise is no stranger to meeting stringent standards. The company is one of only a

Netskope, a leader in modern security and networking, announced enhancements to its Netskope One Enterprise Browser, further extending the company’s leadership in unified data security to add more key use cases requested by customers. By delivering Enterprise Browser fully integrated with the Netskope One platform’s Security Service Edge (SSE) capabilities, Netskope enables organizations to increase productivity and streamline the security of how unmanaged devices and temporary workers connect to web sites, applications, and other resources. Bring-your-own device (BYOD) policies and the temporary work requirements of contractors are two of many use cases that can create security risks for businesses based on access to data. Enterprise browser functionality that is well integrated with a full SSE offering means that organizations can count on data security not only when users interact with cloud and SaaS apps, but also to prevent data leakage both to apps and unmanaged endpoint devices, ensuring SSE adaptive policy controls

OpenText™ announced Webroot Total Protection, an all-in-one cybersecurity solution built to go beyond traditional device security to deliver comprehensive digital life protection for individuals and families. With identity protection, VPN, parental controls, and unlimited cloud backup, users can safeguard their data, privacy, and online activities—all from a single, seamless platform.  With the rise of cyber threats targeting consumers, the need for comprehensive digital protection has never been greater. In 2024, data breaches exposed the personal information of more than 1.7 billion individuals—a 312% increase from the previous year—according to the 2024 Annual Data Breach Report from the Identity Theft Resource Center (ITRC). Cyberattacks were responsible for 80% of these compromises, exposing vast amounts of consumer data. Webroot Total Protection meets this urgent need by delivering multiple layers of security in a single, unified platform, helping consumers safeguard their personal information against evolving threats.  Reflecting OpenText’s continued investment in consumer cybersecurity giving access to the latest security innovations that safeguard personal and

Trimble® announced new visualization and interoperability capabilities in its latest software release for SketchUp®. The 3D modeling software now provides designers with photorealistic materials and environment lighting options, along with smoother transitions between SketchUp and other industry tools. With enhanced visualization features and improved interoperability, the release helps designers create, manage and share complex projects more effectively, enabling them to do better work faster, with less effort and rework. "SketchUp's 2025 release introduces a new generation of visualization," said Sandra Winstead, senior director of product management, architecture and design at Trimble. "These accessible yet powerful tools help designers visualize and understand their projects using more realistic materials, enabling them to make better informed material decisions and produce outstanding visuals — all without leaving SketchUp. In addition, designers can now more easily move in and out of SketchUp thanks to advanced interoperability updates with Revit and IFC files for streamlined design workflows, improved collaboration and

Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA 26 February 2025—CIMdata, Inc., the leading global research, consulting, and education firm specializing in Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) and its Digital Transformation, announces that its Principal Consultant, Tom Gill, will participate in a webinar, “Delivering Technical Content at Scale - Extending the Digital Thread.” The webinar, sponsored by Oberon, takes place on Wednesday, 19 March, at 1:00 PM EDT. Developing a product is challenging, and it is even more difficult to launch and sustain it effectively. Join industry leaders from Oberon and CIMdata as they discuss ways to better distribute product information and improve product adoption and satisfaction. In his presentation, Tom Gill will explore the challenges and opportunities manufacturers face to improve technical content delivery in the extended digital thread. Members of the Oberon team will share what manufacturers are doing to improve easy access to product installation, operation, manufacturing, and service information that is part of the

In late January, CIMdata and the Aerospace and Defense Action Group hosted a webinar featuring Thomas Barré of Airbus about the creation of a common language for the A&D industry OEMs to store and query data. Jessica Zimmer wrote an article for engineering.com about the webinar. She says, “The creation of a common language to store and query data for the aerospace and defense (A&D) industry is underway, with original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) like Airbus and Boeing set to benefit from widely recognized and accepted terms for parts and operations.” To read the full article please visit: https://www.engineering.com/a-unified-language-for-aerospace-defense-and-more-how-shared-tags-benefit-manufacturers/ To watch a replay of the webinar please visit: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/392862544940730457 To view the original press release, please click here. Search for engineering.com on CIMdata.com