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MathWorks has introduced the WLAN System Toolbox, providing standard-compliant functions for the design, simulation, analysis, and testing of wireless LAN communications systems.  The WLAN System Toolbox expands capabilities of MATLAB for wireless development by providing configurable physical layer waveforms for IEEE 802.11ac and 802.11b/a/g/n standards. The system toolbox provides reference designs to enable exploration of baseband specifications, and demodulate and recover signals. Users can also study the effects of RF designs and interference sources on system performance.  WLAN System Toolbox provides MATLAB source code, allowing engineers to customize algorithms and analyses. The toolbox also generates unencrypted, hardware-independent waveforms for simulation and over-the-air testing. To view the original press release, please click here. Search for Mathworks on CIMdata.com  

Following several thousand downloads of its free Learning Zone App for iPads, Delcam has now also made the Learning Zones for its full range of CADCAM software available as a free download for Android devices.  The new App can be downloaded from Google Play at https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rjdm.delcamlzandroid The iOS version for iPad remains available free of charge from the Apple App store at https://itunes.apple.com/app/id988414798 The Delcam Learning Zone App comprises tutorials for the latest releases of all Delcam software, including the company’s CAM programs, PowerMILL, FeatureCAM and PartMaker; the PowerSHAPE Pro CAD and reverse engineering software; the PowerINSPECT inspection system and the ArtCAM range of artistic CADCAM programs. A selection of case study videos from the Delcam.tv website is also included, in which a number of customers talk about their relationship with Delcam and the benefits they get from using the company’s software. Users with suitable internet connections can stream the videos using the Learning

CGTech, the developer of VERICUT, and MachiningCloud jointly announce a VERICUT enhancement in the MachiningCloud whereby VERICUT customers can import an entire tooling package into VERICUT in one simple step.  VERICUT verification and simulation software is used to detect CNC programming errors as well as potential collisions and areas of inefficiency. MachiningCloud is an independent provider of CNC cutting tool and workholding product data.  New to VERICUT 7.4, after defining a tooling package on the MachiningCloud, users can directly download all the tool assemblies within the package and use it within VERICUT with significantly fewer steps compared to manually configuring a tool for use in a simulation session.  The process is simple: 1) Build a MachiningCloud job containing your tool assemblies; 2) Export the job downloading it to your local computer; 3) from within VERICUT click once to import all the tools from the job; 4) Simulate using your tool assemblies just created

ZW3D today announced it has been chosen by BESSEY Tool GmbH & Co. KG (BESSEY), a long-established German manufacturer and provider of bright and stainless steels. With 125 years of innovation and quality, BESSEY is one of the world's leading manufacturers of professional hand tools in the fields of clamping and cutting technology. It mainly serves the automotive industry, the mechanical engineering sector and the fastening technology industry in over 100 countries, with product range of 1,600 different clamping and cutting tools.  Even in purely mechanical hand tools without motor and electronics, the use of software in the design is becoming increasingly important. As a company renowned for its impeccable craftsmanship, Bessey keeps investing in maximizing precision and durability. They needed a 3D CAD/CAM platform to achieve innovations in the manufacturing of tooling and metal shears.  With thousands of different clamping and cutting tools, Bessey helps craftsmen and industrial companies to cope with

Dassault Systèmes today announced IFRS unaudited financial results for the third quarter and nine months ended September 30, 2015. These results were reviewed by the Company’s Board of Directors on October 21, 2015. Summary Highlights (unaudited) Q3 non-IFRS EPS up 29% to €0.58 Q3 revenue growth led by Europe and Americas on broad-based regional demand Strong dynamic in Diversification industries and in Aerospace & Defense in Q3 Organic new licenses non-IFRS revenue up 9% in Q3 and 11% YTD in constant currencies Net operating cash flow of €113 million in Q3 and €530 million YTD 2015 financial objectives confirmed and upgraded for Q3 currency evolution and tax reserve reversal 2015 Non-IFRS EPS growth objective of 21% (€2.20 per diluted share) 2015 Third Quarter and Nine Months Financial Highlights (unaudited)                       IFRS   Non-IFRS In millions of Euros, except per share data       Change   Change in cc*     Change   Change in cc* Q3 Total Revenue   675.7   20%   11%   686.0   18%   9% Q3 Operating Margin   22.0%           31.2%         Q3 EPS   0.41   46%       0.58   29%                                   IFRS   Non-IFRS In millions of Euros, except per share data       Change   Change in cc*     Change   Change in cc* YTD 2015 Total Revenue   2,043.0   26%   15%   2,074.6   26%   14% YTD 2015 Operating

For the past decade, lighting, film, TV, exhibit, concert, theatre, and other designers have exported their light plots, scenic designs, and event models created with Vectorworks Spotlight software to ESP Vision to cue and visualize award-winning experiences. With our recent acquisition of the ESP Vision product line, which includes Vision Pro, the most advanced lighting pre-visualization software available for both PC and Mac operating systems, we’ve created a path to further enable such workflow collaboration. “This purchase fortifies Vectorworks’ global market leadership position and signals our continuous commitment to the entertainment design industry at a time when visualization capabilities are becoming a more mission-critical, cost-effective means of cueing a show in advance,” says Stewart Rom, Vectorworks’ chief marketing officer. “Bringing Vision into the Vectorworks product portfolio places the integration of its pre-visualization capabilities on the Spotlight software roadmap.” Vectorworks will continue to support ESP Vision’s existing customers. In addition, Vision’s technical team

Key takeaways: ·         Product complexity is increasing as products become smarter and more connected ·         As new methods and paradigms for design emerge the importance of PLM to manage the increased scope of requirements and information needed for design, development, manufacturing, and service continues to increase Introduction In their latest article on how technology and the Internet of Things (IoT) are changing products and business models, PTC President and CEO Jim Heppelmann and Dr. Michael Porter, Bishop William Lawrence University Professor at Harvard Business School discussed How Smart, Connected Products are Transforming Companies.[1] CIMdata is following this series of articles because we also believe that development of smart, connected products is changing how manufacturers need to think about and execute product design, development, and support as well as the essential nature of the products and solutions they develop and deliver to their customers, and the overall business model that they will follow. Designing Products for

Synopsys, Inc. announced the availability of the latest release of the Synopsys Synplify Pro® and Synplify® Premier FPGA synthesis software tools. This release includes new multiprocessing technology that accelerates runtime by up to 3X compared to the previous generation and physically-aware advanced synthesis to increase timing quality of results (QoR) by up to 10 percent. This new technology enables automatic integration of IP from multiple sources allowing designers to utilize the optimal FPGA device for their product. The latest release also delivers enhancements to accelerate development of fault-tolerant systems, utilizing enhanced support for triple module redundancy (TMR), safe and fault-tolerant finite state machine (FSM) and error monitoring and handling. These improvements help accelerate the design of FPGAs for high reliability and safety critical applications operating in harsh and high radiation environments in the medical, automotive, industrial, space and communications markets. Synplify's new multiprocessing technology enables the use of a single software license to automatically compile

Corel today announces CorelCAD™ 2016, the latest version of its powerful and affordable computer-aided design software. CorelCAD 2016 offers new customizable 2D drafting tools, native .DWG file support, and superior 3D design capabilities - all within an interactive workspace that makes it easier and more efficient for users to achieve their design goals. With the new CorelCAD™ Mobile for Android, CorelCAD 2016 will give users access to the speed, performance and customization they need with unique applications specifically designed for mobile, Mac and Windows environments. "For clients in industries ranging from Architecture, Engineering and Construction to Manufacturing, CorelCAD is a proven and cost-effective solution for CAD. And by developing a new app for mobile, we're giving engineers and designers the freedom to be productive in virtually any environment, whether they're on the factory floor, in an engineering meeting or at their desk," said Klaus Vossen, Senior Product Manager for Technical Graphics, Corel. "With

Geometric Limited today announced the release of CAMWorks® 2016 software, the latest release of the company’s suite of 3D CNC machining applications. CAMWorks 2016 delivers new productivity-enhancing capabilities that will help companies move seamlessly from design to manufacturing, while enabling more cost-effective handling of design and manufacturing changes. Operating inside SOLIDWORKS® 2016 design software, and fully associative to SOLIDWORKS 3D design geometry as a certified SOLIDWORKS Gold Partner, CAMWorks 2016 provides many new customer-driven enhancements that enable CNC operators to boost productivity in the generation of toolpaths, as well as shorten the cycle times required to machine parts and assemblies. A recognized industry leader in knowledge-based machining, proprietary feature recognition, and true G-code machine simulation, CAMWorks 2016 further automates the toolpath programming process, reducing CNC programming, setup, and machining time. “CAMWorks 2016 delivers the most thoughtful enhancements I’ve seen in the past ten years, including significantly reduced dependencies on sketches, and a new tool-based workflow