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MathWorks today announced that Japan's Kanazawa Institute of Technology is now providing MATLAB and Simulink to students and faculty campus-wide. As a result, the school community has access to the tools on university-managed and student-owned computers for research and classes. Greater access by students and professors to MATLAB and Simulink – as well as 50 additional products from MathWorks – is part of the University’s initiative to create an environment in which active-minded engineering students can focus on solving real-world problems to benefit society. Kanazawa Institute of Technology follows the globally acknowledged approach for engineering education of CDIO – Conceive, Design, Implement, and Operate. The University also encourages “Design Thinking” through its required Project Design class in which students identify specific problems, discover needs and design engineering solutions through a combination of ideas, innovation, knowledge, testing, validation and verification. Prior to the campus-wide access, Kanazawa Institute of Technology had been using MATLAB and Simulink for classes

CCE announced that it has strengthened its 20-year relationship by successfully renewing its multi-year CAD interoperability agreement with Tebis AG. "Our relationship with Tebis is very special. Tebis develops high-end CAD/CAM systems for tool, die, and mold manufacturing, and has been using CCE's CAD interoperability solutions for over 20 years! They work with the world's top organizations that put our interoperability technology to the test every single day. As a downstream application provider, Tebis values advanced CAD interoperability and we are fortunate to have been partnered with them for so many years. We are pleased to have successfully renewed our relationship with them recently," said CCE's Vice President of Sales and Marketing, Vinay Wagle. All of Tebis' direct CAD interfaces are developed by CCE, which includes formats like CATIA V4 (Read & Write), CATIA V5 (Read & Write), Siemens NX (Read & Write), SolidWorks (Read), PTC Creo (Read), JT (Read), and Parasolid

An organization delivers on its mission through its employees. This fact is often expressed in corporate communication statements such as “Employees are our most valued asset.”  However, despite best intentions, not every organization is able to create an environment in which employees feel valued. This is true even in companies that competitively compensate their employees. To understand this, we, therefore, need to go beyond monetary incentives. Fundamentally humans are motivated by same basic factors Daniel Pink explains in his book “Drive: The Surprising Truth about What Motivates Us.” The top factors that make knowledge workers more motivated and satisfied are: 1) Belief that their work connects to a bigger purpose; 2) Have the ability to develop mastery, and 3) Have freedom to perform work autonomously.  Daniel Ariely, the behavioral economist and author, also offers evidence that the amount of effort put into the work and appreciation received by others are just as important. So, what

Wind River® is working with MathWorks to integrate Wind River Simics® with Simulink for improved model-based design workflows. This collaboration creates smarter system verification by enabling testing and co-simulation of combined design and platform models, and helps drive better designs while removing risk from future development, test, and integration. By alleviating these risks, this solution can be particularly valuable to engineering teams developing complex and safety-critical products for industries such as aerospace and defense, automotive, and industrial markets. Model-based design is transforming the way engineers and scientists work by moving design tasks from the lab and field to the desktop. In model-based design, a system model is at the center of the development process, from requirements development through design, implementation, and testing. When software and hardware implementation requirements such as fixed-point and timing behavior are included in model-based design, teams can automatically generate code for embedded deployment and create test benches for system verification, saving time and avoiding

3D Systems announced today the Sense Plus software upgrade for its best-selling consumer 3D scanner, SenseTM, making it faster and easier than ever to capture, edit, share and print real-world objects in 3D. Free to existing users, the new Sense Plus software increases scan capture speed by 3X to 25 frames per second while significantly improving tracking for a smoother scan experience. The new software also includes enhanced color editing features and is available in 3DS’ 12 standard languages for its consumer offerings. The software upgrade is available for download on the company’s consumer destination for all things 3D, Cubify®. Sense is the only 3D scanner to deliver precise, instant physical photography in full color, so everyone can capture his or her scanable moments. Sense has a flexible scan size and can capture everything from a picture-perfect cupcake to a full-body selfie, processing data in seconds for an instantly 3D printable file. An intuitive interface makes

AVEVA announced today that Progen Projetos Gerenciamento e Engenharia S.A. (Progen), a Brazilian engineering company, has gained impressive benefits by using AVEVA PDMS™ software on a major greenfield project in Brazil, for multinational EVONIK. ‘We have experienced significant advantages by using AVEVA PDMS on EVONIK’s BOOST project, a new plant that will produce products for the cosmetics industry', explained Renato Marquesano, Engineering Systems, Progen.  ‘Previously we were working with 2D design software and increasingly encountered discrepancies, from inaccurate material lists to high numbers of clashes. This led to significant and costly problems in the construction phase.   ‘On the BOOST project, a large and complex chemical plant with over 1400 piping lines, 1700 manual valves, 300 motors and 1350 field instruments, we have seen dramatic improvements. By using AVEVA PDMS we have been able to create higher quality design deliverables, collaborate more efficiently and greatly reduce rework, all of which have resulted in considerable time and

Wipro Limited will announce results for the fourth quarter and year ended March 31, 2015 on Tuesday, April 21, 2015 after stock market trading hours in India. The results will be available in the Investors section of the company's website at www.wipro.com/investors. At 07:15 PM IST* (9:45 AM US Eastern time) following the results announcement, the senior management will discuss the company's performance for the quarter and answer questions sent by 6:30 PM IST* (9:00 AM US Eastern time) to the email ID: \n Diese E-Mail-Adresse ist vor Spambots geschützt! Zur Anzeige muss JavaScript eingeschaltet sein! or \n Diese E-Mail-Adresse ist vor Spambots geschützt! Zur Anzeige muss JavaScript eingeschaltet sein! Search for Wipro on CIMdata.com

ZWSOFT drew a satisfactory conclusion to the conference part of its 2015 Global Partner Conference (GPC) in applause and cheers, where ZWSOFT's company strategy, Expert Perspectives on CAD industry and future product and business strategies of ZWCAD and ZW3D were shared. In the Free Talk session, ZWSOFT partners further discussed to reach agreement upon the future roadmap of product and business, and the unforgettable night ended with ZWSOFT’s big party. More Product and Business Value Is Explored in Free Talk Every year’s Free Talk aims to provide partners a free talking space for product and business. This year is not exceptional and even more practical. For ZWCAD, to cope with challenges of industry giants in the CAD field, its marketing strategy, policy upgrades and local marketing tactics are fully discussed in a bid to bring up a more prosperous future. Thriving on the user base of ZWCAD, the mechanical and architecture software

Delcam will demonstrate the latest developments from its development team, the largest in the CAM industry, at the Intermold exhibition to be held in Tokyo from 15th to 18th April.  Programs on show will include PowerMILL for high-speed and five-axis machining; FeatureCAM for quick and easy feature-based CAM programming; PowerSHAPE Pro for modelling for manufacture and reverse engineering; and Delcam Electrode for the design, machining, inspection and use of electrodes. The latest release of PowerMILL includes improvements to the Vortex high-efficiency area-clearance strategy, developments in toolpath simulation and verification, improved collision checking to also cover near misses, and more efficient raster finishing, area clearance and drilling, plus more options for customisation by users.   Complete verification, covering cutting moves, leads and links, and tool changes, can now be undertaken of a project for machine-tool issues such as collisions, saving considerable time compared to undertaking verification of each individual toolpath in turn.  Comprehensive verification is performed, including ensuring that the machine tool

Infor today announced a new alliance partnership with Larsen & Toubro (L&T) Technology Services, a software services and consulting company headquartered in Mumbai, India. As part of the Infor Partner Network (IPN), L&T Technology Services will provide implementation, integration and maintenance support to customers across Asia for multiple Infor applications, including Infor Business Intelligence (BI) and Infor ION®. "Infor views India, among numerous other Asian countries, as areas with great potential for growth through our partner network," said Atul Sareen, managing director, India, Infor. "By working with leading service providers like L&T Technology Services, we are offering more in-depth resources for customers in this region and simultaneously providing a more personalized experience through their team of experienced consultants." L&T Technology services will specialize in working with Infor BI, Infor Enterprise Asset Management (EAM), Infor Enterprise Connector and the Infor Public Sector Suite (Hansen), a complete suite of industry-specific solutions designed to help all levels of government better serve the