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Mitsubishi Electric Automation, Inc. is maintaining its attendance at the PACK EXPO show in Chicago, IL, this year to demonstrate new and existing automation solutions for consumer-packaged goods and life sciences customers and OEMs. This year, Mitsubishi Electric Automation will demonstrate its latest engineered robotic cell solution, ARIA (Automated Robotic Industrial Assistant), which is best suited for applications such as primary, secondary, and end-of-line packing as well as palletizing and product labeling. Automation experts will be in-booth to talk with customers about their unique applications and how ARIA can work to improve processes in their systems. Debuted at IMTS 2024, Mitsubishi Electric Automation's RV-12CRL will be on display to showcase its flexibility, payload capabilities, and safety features. Two other demonstrations will be included: one featuring Mitsubishi Electric Automation’s Factory Automation wall that showcases the company’s design, startup, operation, optimization, and visualization solutions for packaging and food & beverage industries alike, and one

Rockwell Automation, Inc., the world’s largest company dedicated to industrial automation and digital transformation, will showcase a complete Connected Enterprise® demonstration at PACK EXPO International 2024, taking place November 3-6 in Chicago. A Connected Enterprise converges plant-level and enterprise networks to securely connect people, processes, and technologies — allowing users to act on production data, enable faster time-to-value, and optimize manufacturing operations. Across the packaged goods landscape, connected and digitally optimized processes can help leaders overcome critical industry challenges. “We are thrilled to be part of PACK EXPO 2024 and to showcase the many ways we help manufacturing leaders navigate a complex and evolving landscape,” said Steve Deitzer, vice president of global industry, CPG, Rockwell Automation. “Attendees will discover how the convergence of flexible equipment and cutting-edge digital solutions are enabling manufacturers to optimize and transform their operations. From the Rockwell booth and OEM technology showcase to thought leadership sessions and more

ANSYS, Inc. announced that the Company expects to release its third quarter earnings on Wednesday, November 6, 2024, after the market closes. As previously announced, in light of the pending transaction with Synopsys, Inc. (Synopsys), Ansys has suspended quarterly earnings conference calls and no longer provides quarterly or annual guidance. After the market closes on Wednesday, November 6, 2024, you can find the following information on the investor section of our website at https://investors.ansys.com: the earnings press release and the 10-Q filing. Additional information: Synopsys to acquire Ansys On January 15, 2024, the Company entered into a definitive agreement with Synopsys under which Synopsys will acquire Ansys. The transaction is anticipated to close in the first half of 2025, subject to satisfaction or waiver of all closing conditions, including receipt of outstanding regulatory approvals. Bringing together Synopsys’ pioneering semiconductor electronic design automation with Ansys’ broad simulation and analysis portfolio will create a leader in silicon

Addnode Group is pleased to invite investors, analysts, and media to a presentation where President and CEO Johan Andersson and CFO Kristina Elfström Mackintosh will present the interim report January – September 2024. After the presentation, there will be an opportunity to ask questions. Date: Thursday October 24, 2024 Time: 09:30 AM CEST Access to audiocast and teleconference with the ability to ask questions verbally: https://www.addnodegroup.com/report/q3-2024/ The presentation will be held in English. The interim report will be published at 07:30 AM CEST the same day. The full report, presentation, and links to the audiocast and teleconference will be available on www.addnodegroup.com To view the original press release, please click here. Search for Addnode Group on CIMdata.com

Copperleaf, an IFS company, announces the selection of its decision analytics solution by DCC plc, a leading international sales, marketing, and support services group that provides solutions for the energy, healthcare, and technology sectors. DCC recognized the need for an industry-leading solution to streamline its CapEx proposals and approvals process and enable enhanced management of CapEx spend through greater visibility of project cost and performance. Copperleaf Portfolio™ will provide an end-to-end CapEx planning process from ideation of investment business cases to evaluation, delivery and approval of the plan, to post completion review of projects. By implementing the Copperleaf Value Framework, DCC will be able to align its strategic objectives with intelligent investments in organic initiatives that drive the growth of the group. “We are proud that DCC has chosen Copperleaf as its preferred partner,” commented Edward Clark, Copperleaf Regional Director for Northern Europe. “Our solution will provide DCC with the functionality required to improve planning

Hexagon, a world leader in digital reality solutions that combine sensors, software and autonomous technologies, has expanded its collaboration with the automotive manufacturer SEAT S.A., building upon a 25-year partnership working with its Manufacturing Intelligence division. The companies have signed a strategic agreement that aims to deepen the digital transformation of SEAT S.A., focusing on the digitalisation of vehicle components, the management of digitised information and advanced process simulation.  This agreement will enable SEAT S.A. to optimise its production, making decisions on adjustments to its processes in real time. Hexagon has role has been instrumental, implementing SEAT S.A’s measurement and quality control systems for many years. Now through the extended collaboration, the joint project team will integrate a digital twin that applies metrology data with process simulations to predict outcomes and improve manufacturing efficiency. The solution will make use of innovative systems to digitize the car body and its components, manage

Siemens Digital Industries Software announced that SEDEMAC has adopted the Siemens Xcelerator portfolio of industry software to help SEDEMAC innovate and accelerate product development while not compromising on quality within its Research & Development, Engineering and Manufacturing teams. The software is used in the development of its motor control units and engine control units. The motor control units are used in EVs, hybrids, eBikes and power tools which use SEDEMAC’s world-first sensor less control (SLC) technology while the engine control units are used for off-road and on-road engines. Founded at the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay, SEDEMAC has world-class development and manufacturing facilities in Pune, India. Its SLC products are now used in millions of vehicles and other electric as well as ICE equipment worldwide. SEDEMAC has adopted Siemens’ Polarion™ X software to ensure traceability between requirements and test cases, centralization of test reports, version and revision management, management of lessons learnt, standardization

ALLPLAN has launched its latest version of BIM software, setting a new standard in design and construction workflows. ALLPLAN 2025 introduces advanced features that empower architects, engineers, fabricators, and construction professionals to work more efficiently and collaboratively than ever before. With powerful AI-driven visualization, automated design tools, and seamless real-time collaboration, the software offers significant productivity gains and enables teams to deliver high quality projects with superior precision. By streamlining processes and improving interdisciplinary coordination, ALLPLAN 2025 paves the way for a new era of innovation in the AEC industry. The construction industry is facing increasing demands for faster, more efficient processes, driven by labour shortages and rising costs. In response, ALLPLAN 2025 offers automated workflows, real-time data access, and enhanced collaboration to help maintain competitiveness and deliver more successful projects. “ALLPLAN 2025 is a game changer for AEC professionals delivering innovative design-to-build workflows and real-time collaboration that significantly increase productivity. Our AI-driven and

ZWSOFT, a reliable all-in-one CAx solutions provider, today announced the release of ZWVectorization Tool, an add-on developed by itself that converts images to DWG files automatically, saving time and money. ZWVectorization Tool is an easy-to-use plugin that converts raster images to DWG drawings quickly and accurately. With this tool, you can easily convert scanned or hand-drawn legacy drawings into editable, high-quality DWG drawings, saving you significant time and money spent on manual redrawing. Highlights of ZWVectorization Tool:  Convert images (JPG/PNG/TIF) to DWG with one click. Convert text in images to text objects. Offer modification tools (Merge, Connect and Break) to fine-tune converted results. Objects can be automatically created in different layers according to their types (lines, polylines, arcs, circles, text) after conversion. Support parameter configuration to meet different project requirements. Support images up to 20000 x 20000 pixels. “We found many of our customers spent considerable time and money turning their scanned or paper drawings to DWG files by

Medidata, a Dassault Systèmes brand and leading provider of clinical trial solutions to the life sciences industry, today announced Medidata Rave Lite, an extension of the company’s gold-standard clinical research software, Medidata Rave EDC, designed explicitly for Phase I and Phase IV studies. Regardless of company size, therapeutic focus, or pipeline, Rave Lite provides efficient electronic clinical data capture (EDC), management, and analysis solutions with a tailored pricing model. While EDC is a fundamental building block of clinical trials, technology fragmentation across phases leads to integration challenges and delays in startup times. In particular, the lack of access to innovative technology disproportionately affects early- and late-stage studies. Having addressed these challenges in over 34,000 trials, Medidata is now offering superior options for Phase I and Phase IV studies with Rave Lite. With Medidata Designer integration, study builders can design Phase I and Phase IV trials with speed and precision, and with the continued use of AI,