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Flexxbotics, the autonomous manufacturing platform leader, announced the update to its FANUC industrial robot connector driver within the Flexxbotics Transformers open-source project on GitHub. The enhanced FANUC connector driver expands robot-to-machine interfacing interoperability, real-time robot awareness, and secure bi-directional control across automated production environments and advanced robotic workcells. The updated FANUC transformer is available now as part of the Flexxbotics open-source repository, released under the permissive Apache 2.0 license, at: https://github.com/Flexxbotics/transformers Advancing Industrial Robotics with Software-Defined Automation Industrial robots are central to modern manufacturing, however, interfacing between robot controllers and the many different protocols used in factory machines, safety systems, inspection & test equipment, and other plant assets remains a complicated, custom project. Now with the updated connector driver, Flexxbotics further modernizes robot connectivity by enabling FANUC robots to communicate in a standardized way with over 1000 makes and models of factory equipment using a software-defined automation (SDA) runtime designed for scalable, many-to-many interoperability.  Flexxbotics

IFS, the world's leading provider of Industrial AI software, launched IFS Nexus Black Resolve for Utilities – purpose-built and combining decades of utilities expertise with cutting-edge AI capabilities to revolutionize the most inefficient element of field service operations. The announcement was made at DISTRIBUTECH® International 2026, where IFS is demonstrating how utilities can apply AI to navigate increasingly complex challenges – from aging infrastructure and extreme weather to workforce constraints, rising customer expectations, and increasing regulatory pressure. Resolve for Utilities represents a breakthrough in how energy and utilities companies respond to disasters, manage daily operations, and modernize the grid. Developed by IFS Nexus Black, the solution extends proven IFS Field Service Management technology with AI to deliver rapid innovation that gets results in weeks, not months – while maintaining the reliability, scalability, and security that utilities demand. AI That Understands the Realities of Utilities Operations  Unlike generic AI solutions designed for white-collar

OpenSpace, the Visual Intelligence Platform for builders, announced the general availability of OpenSpace Field, an image-based,  field-first solution for creating and managing tasks and issues that helps jobsite teams create, capture, document, and act on work items in real time.   OpenSpace Field expands OpenSpace from a system of visual record into a system of visual action – connecting reality captured in the field directly to the workflows that drive execution, without replacing existing project management platforms. Built for smartphones and powered by breakthrough Spatial AI, OpenSpace Field enables jobsite teams to create and manage punch list items, observations, and issues dramatically faster, with rich visual context and seamless, bi-directional integrations with Procore and Autodesk Construction Cloud (ACC). “The field is the most underutilized source of data in construction, and it’s where projects are truly won or lost,” said Jeevan Kalanithi, co-founder and CEO of OpenSpace. “OpenSpace Field puts the intelligence of the jobsite at

Elysium has released CADdoctor SX11.0. Key Enhancement Changed support of CAD versions Import & Export Options Versions added in SX11.0 Supported Versions CATIA V5 (Standalone) Importer / Exporter R35(V5-6R2025) Importer: R10 – R35(V5-6R2025) Exporter: R14, R19 – R35 NX (Standalone) Importer 2412.7000 UG10 – NX 2412 Series Parasolid (Standalone) Importer / Exporter V37.0 V7 – V37.0 STEP (Standalone) Importer / Exporter AP242 ed4 AP203, AP214, AP242 (ed1/ed2/ed3/ed4) JT (Standalone) Exporter v10.10 v9.0 – v10.10 To view the original press release, please click here. Search for Elysium on CIMdata.com

Sage, the leader in accounting, financial, HR and payroll technology for small and mid-sized businesses, announced new AI-powered enhancements to Sage X3. The new capabilities give product-centric organizations clearer visibility across finance, sales, and supply chain operations, allowing teams to respond faster as conditions change. Mid-sized businesses are operating in a near-constant state of change. Ongoing supply chain disruption, new compliance demands, and tighter resources mean finance and sales teams are expected to respond faster than ever. At the same time, businesses are generating more data than they know what to do with, and too often that information doesn’t translate into timely action in the systems people use every day. According to McKinsey’s 2025 State of AI report, 88% of organizations now use AI in at least one part of their business. However, most are still at an early stage when it comes to using AI to actively support decision-making and day-to-day operations.

Zoo, a company that creates infrastructure for hardware design, announced the launch of Zookeeper, a conversational CAD design agent that helps engineers move from intent to fully editable CAD models through natural language interaction. With Zookeeper, users can describe what they want to design, ask questions, explore alternatives, and iterate on existing designs, all within Zoo Design Studio. Zookeeper lets engineers delegate tasks such as research, reasoning, and manufacturing-aware design decisions to an AI agent that designs based on their goals and descriptions. It conducts relevant research, proposes design constraints and parameters, and generates a clear design plan before producing a CAD model. The resulting model is fully editable using the same sketch and feature tree workflows engineers already rely on. Building on their Text-to-CAD experience, the team added research and reasoning capabilities and engine-level tools that allow the agent to inspect, snapshot, and debug geometry while generating production-ready CAD. “We built

Asite, a leading platform for information management in the built environment, is proud to announce the successful renewal of its ISO 19650 Framework Kitemark. This internationally recognized standard reaffirms Asite’s commitment to helping organizations meet ISO 19650 standards. Asite is one of just two SaaS organizations to have this accreditation in the UK. The BSI Kitemark™ for Building Information Modelling (BIM) software is an independent certification that demonstrates a software’s ability to manage information in line with the internationally recognized ISO 19650 standard. It assures that a BIM software solution has been independently assessed across key areas, including software functionality, security-minded processes, user support, development practices, and organizational resilience. Together, this demonstrates that both the technology and the processes supporting it meet rigorous, industry-defined standards. As digital collaboration has become standard practice, the industry’s challenge is evolving from information access to ensuring information quality. ISO 19650 plays a critical role in providing a

Qflow announces a £2 million strategic investment from Autodesk, Inc., marking a major step in its ambitious plan to link construction data back with design intent.  The investment builds on the existing product collaboration between Qflow and Autodesk Construction Cloud, with the shared goal of creating a powerful integrated solution that helps close the loop between design intent and construction reality.  By reconciling construction data on real-time material quality, quantity and supply-chain intelligence back into design data, Qflow strives to enable construction teams to identify and resolve material-related issues before they cause delays, rework, or budget overruns. With many project teams still relying on manual, fragmented processes to monitor site activity, material supply-chain issues are some of the most persistent sources of rework and cost overruns in construction. This move emphasises the growing demand for a solution that delivers accurate, real-time material and waste intelligence to reduce errors, cut emissions, and protect tight

We are excited to announce the launch of our new, consolidated fabric operations hub in Sri Lanka—a move that delivers improved service and higher-quality results, with no changes to your existing process or pricing. What does this mean for clients? Read on.  A Net Positive ImpactThe overall workflow, costs, and request process remain exactly the same for you, our customers.  Improved Service & QualityOur new operational hub features a larger team and an upgraded testing facility, enabling faster turnaround times and more consistent, high-quality outputs for you. Same Proven Scanning ProcessClients will continue to send physical fabrics as usual. Our team handles the full scanning workflow—using FAB for fabric physics and Vizoo for textures and graphic maps. This consolidation allows us to scale efficiently while continuing to deliver the quality and reliability you expect from Browzwear. One Logistics UpdateThe most important logistical update that customers should be aware of is a new shipping address for their

InnovMetric announces the launch of PolyWorks Korea, a new subsidiary established to provide direct sales and local support for the PolyWorks® enterprise solution in the Korean market. 25 Years of Leadership and Reliability in Korea  Since 2000, the Korean automotive and automation industries—along with their key suppliers—have relied on PolyWorks for their 3D measurement tasks. Today, PolyWorks is a well-established brand in Korea, serving over 700 customers.  “We are deeply grateful for the long-standing support we have received from our Korean customers and partners,” says Abdul Aziz Saleem, Vice President of Sales, APAC, at InnovMetric. “We want to thank PCMM, our integral and foundational partner in Korea, whose collaboration continues to drive our shared success. We look forward to continuing our work with them and serving the Korean market.”  PolyWorks Korea will be dedicated to assisting customers in the digital transformation of their 3D measurement processes. Key initiatives for the new operation include the promotion of PolyWorks|DataLoop™ and participation