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SimScale, the pioneer in cloud-native engineering simulation, proudly announces reaching a pivotal milestone: 600,000 users worldwide. This achievement reflects the growing demand for democratized access to advanced simulation tools, empowering engineers and organizations across industries to embrace simulation-driven design. With over 1.5 million simulation projects created and tens of thousands of new projects initiated each month, SimScale is transforming how engineering teams innovate. From startups to large enterprises, SimScale’s platform enables engineers in over 100 countries to solve complex challenges by leveraging the power of the cloud. Key Use Community Growth Statistics: Over 4 million simulation jobs have been completed on the platform to date, with more than 50,000 new simulations being run every month. Record-breaking user sign-up levels in 2024, averaging 10,000 new engineers joining monthly. Users span over 100 countries, underscoring the global reach and growing impact of cloud-native simulation technology. “Reaching 600,000 users is more than just a number. It is a

SoftInWay Inc., a leader in turbomachinery, energy and propulsion solutions, proudly marks 10 years of innovation in rotor dynamics and bearing simulation through its AxSTREAM RotorDynamics and Bearings suite. To celebrate this milestone, SoftInWay is unveiling new software features that address evolving industry needs, enhancing capabilities for rotor dynamics analysis and bearing modeling. Over the past decade, SoftInWay has continuously advanced its offerings for the aerospace and industrial sectors. One of the latest features is a tool for simulating multi-spool machines, allowing engineers to analyze critical speed, unbalanced responses, and rotor stability with greater precision, particularly for aerospace applications where safety and performance are paramount. In addition to rotor dynamics enhancements, SoftInWay has introduced real gas modeling capabilities through the Aungier-Redlich-Kwong model. This enables engineers to more accurately simulate real-world conditions, which is crucial for next-generation technologies such as supercritical CO2 systems and fuel cells. AxSTREAM’s bearing simulation has also seen significant upgrades,

STACK Construction Technologies announced it joined Associated Builders and Contractors’ Tech Alliance, a hand-selected group of prestigious construction technology companies that provide value, education, and innovative digital solutions for ABC contractor members to advance and grow their technology strategies, offerings, and abilities. “We’re honored to join the ABC’s Tech Alliance and stand alongside industry leaders who share our commitment to advancing construction technology,” said Ray DeZenzo, President of STACK Construction Technologies. “This partnership underscores our dedication to providing ABC contractor members with the tools and insights needed to drive innovation, improve project outcomes, and maximize profitability through STACK’s comprehensive platform.” As a Tech Alliance member, STACK will provide ABC members with exclusive educational content focused on industry best practices, emerging trends in construction technology, and strategies for maximizing efficiency. This content is designed to help contractors not only understand the importance of digital transformation, but also implement strategies effectively to drive their businesses

Bentley Systems, Incorporated, the infrastructure engineering software company, announced the general availability of new Carbon Analysis capabilities in iTwin Experience to assess and reduce carbon impacts for more sustainable infrastructure. The new Carbon Analysis capabilities enable infrastructure engineers to simplify carbon reporting, easily visualize embodied carbon, and rapidly explore alternatives for better designs Embodied carbon is the carbon footprint of an asset before it is built, encompassing the greenhouse gases emitted during the construction process. Bentley’s new Carbon Analysis capabilities deliver a “cradle-to-gate” assessment of a design’s carbon footprint, from raw material extraction until it leaves the factory’s gate—which represent the largest contributors to embodied carbon. “Between now and 2050, embodied carbon linked to new infrastructure, is projected to be responsible for half of the world’s carbon footprint released—even before the infrastructure is used,” added Savina Carluccio, executive director, International Coalition for Sustainable Infrastructure (ICSI). “Given its significant contribution to global emissions,

Eptura, the global leader in worktech innovation, today introduced advancements empowering workplaces to seamlessly integrate disconnected technology, adopt cutting-edge AI and automation, and harness data for strategic long-term planning. With the power of a unified Eptura platform, cross-platform data analytics, and embedded AI, the innovations enable businesses worldwide to maximize their investments and seamlessly connect their people, workplaces, and assets. “As the challenges of managing the workplace with disconnected technology increase, Eptura is advancing solutions that boost connectivity, deepen insights, and maximize enterprise value,” said Brandon Holden, CEO at Eptura. “Since pioneering a unified platform for people, workplace, and assets, we’ve continued to innovate, expanding our portfolio to offer intelligent worktech that seamlessly integrates every organizational aspect of the built environment.”  Eptura Envision data analytics consolidates occupancy, real estate, and asset data to provide advanced business intelligence. Featured product innovations include:  Introducing Eptura Envision data analytics: This advanced business intelligence consolidates occupancy, real estate, and

Nanosoft AS is excited to announce the release of nanoCAD 3DScan, a robust new application designed to enhance the processing and analysis of 3D scanning data across multiple industries. Building on the powerful nanoCAD platform, 3DScan introduces specialized tools that meet the growing demands of geodesy, construction, mechanical engineering, and metrological monitoring professionals. nanoCAD 3DScan is engineered to transform raw 3D data into actionable insights with unparalleled precision. The application offers a comprehensive suite of tools for the preliminary analysis, classification, and segmentation of point clouds, creation of Digital Surface and Elevation Models (DSM/DEM), and much more. Whether it’s for design, modernization, or monitoring, nanoCAD 3DScan is equipped to handle complex 3D data with ease. 3DScan provides a detailed set of capabilities tailored to specific needs: For Construction and Engineering: From infrastructure design to building information modeling (BIM), 3DScan supports a wide range of tasks including floor plan construction, collision detection, and the modeling

In a blog post published to the IPX blog on October 4, 2024, George Valdes announced that IPX’s software was now integrated with Autodesk Construction Cloud. George says, “This collaboration isn't just a technical upgrade; it's a step toward resolving one of the most persistent challenges in the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry. With 90% of buildings lacking up-to-date, workable documentation, project teams often start on the back foot, grappling with inaccuracies that lead to costly rework and delays. Our integration aims to change that narrative.” Read the full blog post here: https://www.integrated-projects.com/post/ipx-integration-with-autodesk-construction-cloud To view the original press release, please click here. Search for Integrated Projects on CIMdata.com

The new VOLTA and modeFRONTIER 2024R3 Release is now available. VOLTA rolls out a redesigned search feature to help you find your data faster. modeFRONTIER now enables you to connect to a remote session from your local Python environment via pyFRONTIER app. Release highlights Enhanced search experience in the VOLTA platform: quickly and efficiently locate the data you need. You can perform a basic search or narrow down your results by filtering with tags, metadata, item type, or by searching within item content. New team creation feature for system administrators in VOLTA System administrators can now create Teams, hubs of content where team members can store, search, access and use team data according to the permissions they have within the team. This provides system administrators with greater control over team structure and organization within your environment and streamlining team management. Connect to modeFRONTIER from a remote machine using pyFRONTIER app You can now connect your local Python

I write this short rundown on what to expect at the upcoming PLM Road Map & PDT Europe (23 & 24 October), knowing that this coming week is the final stretch before the main show begins. This time, it is the European event, and it is my turn to jump on a plane and head to Gothenburg, Sweden. As we gear up for PLM Road Map & PDT Europe 2024, there’s much to look forward to. The agenda is packed with insights that will set the stage for some serious discussions about the future of PLM. Don’t miss out on what’s shaping up as an essential event for the PLM community. Explore the Agenda. Day 1 – October 23 The first day of the conference kicks off with Peter Bilello from CIMdata exploring how digital transformation is changing how companies approach PLM. He’ll unpack how AI, change management, and aligning with market

This presentation is part of CIMdata’s educational webinar series. ANN ARBOR, Michigan, USA, 14 October 2024—CIMdata, Inc., the leading global PLM strategic management consulting and research firm, announces an upcoming free webinar, “Recovery for a Stalled PLM Initiative – Part One.” The webinar will take place on Thursday, 14 November 2024, at 11:00 a.m. (EST) and will last one hour. Implementing a PLM solution is a complex process often marked by unforeseen obstacles. Many initiatives stall, fall short, or fail to deliver the expected benefits. In this webinar, the first of two on this topic, CIMdata, will present practical strategies to identify, quantify, and report issues that commonly derail PLM implementations. Join us to learn how to pinpoint problems and articulate them in ways that drive resolution and avoid setbacks. In Part Two (coming in February 2025), the focus will shift to offering strategies for avoiding problems and recovering from a failing