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Global design software developer Nemetschek Vectorworks, Inc., a member of the National Association of Landscape Professionals (NALP), will participate in today’s Renewal & Remembrance event at Arlington National Cemetery. This annual event brings members from across the U.S. together to improve the grounds of the historic cemetery. Entering its 19th year, Renewal & Remembrance is the largest landscape industry day of service in the country. The event is organized by the NALP (formerly the Professional Landcare Network), a lawn and landscape association representing more than 100,000 industry professionals who create and maintain healthy green spaces. Each year, the NALP coordinates hundreds of volunteers who donate their time mulching, upgrading sprinklers, cabling and installing lightning protection for the trees, pruning, planting, liming and aerating the soil at Arlington National Cemetery. "Our members look forward to this opportunity each year to give back to the individuals who made personal sacrifices for their country," said

Proto Labs Inc has teamed up with Autodesk to provide easy access to Proto Labs’ online quoting system directly within Autodesk’s Fusion 360. This software integration will go live with a late-July release of the Fusion 360 application update. “This is the first step in what we expect to be a successful combination of our tech-driven manufacturing services and Autodesk’s advanced Fusion 360 CAD software,” says Proto Labs’ VP and GM of the Americas, Rob Bodor. “We want to give product designers and engineers increasingly easy access to pricing and part analysis so they can quickly manufacture parts to test and iterate design during product development.” By clicking the Proto Labs logo within Fusion 360, users will be able to get an interactive quote with manufacturability analysis, for injection molding or CNC machining, within a few hours. The analysis highlights potential manufacturability issues allowing design modifications to be made early before any actual

HOLZ-HER's new CAD/CAM software 3D-Master, can control CNC machining centers with 3 to 5 axes and was developed from scratch to meet the demands for machining wood and synthetic materials.  The CAD feature in the software provides all standard drafting functions, allowing simple creation of two-dimensional as well as three-dimensional objects. These work pieces can then be assigned to the required processing stages and tools in the CAM section. Then the cutting paths along the surface of the work piece are calculated automatically as rough-cutting and finish cutting cycles. This software is distinguished by the significant advantages of full integration of the post-processor into the HOLZ-HER CNC, as well as the transfer of all tool parameters from the CAMPUS/NCHops software tool database. This means it is only necessary to create and update one database, preventing errors and mix-ups. In addition to managing 5-axis simultaneous cutting with milling tools, the software can

Fisher Unitech, LLC, a leading reseller of 3D printing and engineering software and services, recently announced its expansion into the hobbyist 3D printing market with the addition of Makerbot to its product portfolio. Fisher Unitech has been one of the top Stratasys professional 3D printing resellers in the world for over 18 years, and the addition of Makerbot greatly expands the types of individuals they are able to assist. “We are excited to start offering MakerBot printers,” said Nick Licari, 3D Printing Services Manager at Fisher Unitech. “The addition of the MakerBot line really completes the range of 3D printing products we can provide and opens up an avenue for us to help those looking to break into 3D printing without breaking the bank.” MakerBot 3D printers are desktop accessible printers that utilize Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) technology to extrude plastic that builds layers upon layers of material until a part is

Cadsoft Corporation, the leading developer of Building Information Modeling (BIM) software for the residential and light commercial construction industry, is proud to announce the release of Envisioneer version 11. Envisoneer 11 enhances BIM functionality and delivers time saving tools that will have a big impact on customer productivity. Cadsoft is focused on delivering a true BIM package for the residential market and version 11 enhanced key areas of the software to make sharing and building an intelligent model easier. Ray Groothuizen, Director of Development at Cadsoft, states:  “Envisioneer 11 sets the gold standard for Building Information Modeling. We’ve added even more power to the industry leading design tools, we’ve developed multiple new integration tools, and we’ve enhanced the production drafting tools with a new suite of features. Couple this with the ability to seamlessly upgrade from the consumer level product to our top of the line Construction Suite and available subscription pricing,

Autodesk has launched Within, a new set of generative design software solutions to help engineers create and 3D print lightweight designs for automotive, aerospace, industrial equipment and medical implants. Generative design is essentially concept sketching using algorithms, a process by which cloud computing power is used to generate design alternatives based on parameters (such as desired weight requirements, maximum stress, displacement) set by a designer. The resulting components are higher performing and can be considerably lighter weight than traditional designs. They are as stiff or as flexible as needed, and are refined to enable faultless additive manufacturing. Autodesk Within Email Google+ Twitter Facebook "In industries such as automotive and aerospace, it's critically important to continue innovating in how parts are designed and manufactured. Generative design, advances in material science, and new fabrication techniques are allowing engineers to deliver components that were never before possible," said Mark Davis, Autodesk's senior director of design

Gerber Technology has partnered with 7thonline, Inc. to host the Omnichannel Retail Innovation Seminar on July 21 at the Millennium Hongqiao Hotel in Shanghai. The seminar will feature presentations from Ben Lentini, vice president, planning solutions, with 7thonline, and Bill Brewster, vice president, general manager, Enterprise SW Solutions. The event, organized by The Fashion Shop magazine, will explore omnichannel retailing trends in China and discuss how merchandise planning and product lifecycle management (PLM) best practices can help maximize profit opportunities and lower inventory risks. Gerber's YuniquePLM™ is web-based product lifecycle management software that helps the fashion and apparel industries communicate effectively, accelerate workflows and eliminate errors. Dubbed "online to offline" or O2O in China, omnichannel retailing is becoming one of the hottest retail concepts in the world's most populous market. As Chinese consumers become increasingly tech savvy and mobile-enabled, they demand a seamless shopping experience online and offline. Apparel retailers, who have traditionally

Altair Engineering concluded another successful Altair Technology Conference Series in Bangalore and Delhi. The events were scheduled between July 14-16, 2015, at The Ritz-Carlton, Bengaluru, and Le Meridien, New Delhi. The premier forum saw key industry leaders discuss latest engineering technologies for performance optimization, lightweight design, cloud solutions, electromagnetic simulation, and model-based development. The conference included keynotes by eminent engineering leaders from the Aerospace and automobile industry verticals including Mr. Brian McMurray, Vice President, General Motors Technical Center India; Mr. Alok Nanda, General Manager, GE Aviation Engineering-India; Mr. Ravi Kharul, CTO, Endurance Technologies and Mr. C.B.Remesan, Sr. AVP, Eicher Engines. Over 125+ engineering papers from India based auto OEM/supplier, Aerospace, Defence, CPG, Rail and other verticals were presented highlighting extensive use of Simulation for “Design in India”. The papers covered advanced topics like light weighting, crash/safety simulation, electromagnetic simulation, high-performance computing, concept driven simulation & application of 3D printing. Over 1100 engineers

Aveva, the British engineering software company spun out of Cambridge University in the 1960s, has announced a deal with France's Schneider Electric that effectively amounts to a £1.3bn reverse takeover of the UK group, which had been viewed as a possible acquisition target after its full year revenue and profits fell by double digits last year. Aveva on Monday announced it had reached a deal with Schneider Electric to acquire the French company's industrial software unit - Schneider Software - in a complex arrangement that means Schneider will take a majority stake in the UK group. Under the terms of the deal, Aveva will buy Schneider Electrics's Schneider Software division on a "debt-free cash-free basis". It will then receive from Schneider Electric upon completion of the deal £550m in exchange for new Aveva shares to be issued to Schneider Electric. Crucially this will mean that Schneider Electric, which is considered a bellwether of European

Dassault Systèmes will host a webcast and a conference call on Thursday, July 23, 2015, to discuss its operating performance for the second quarter 2015 ended June 30, 2015. The management of Dassault Systèmes will host the webcast at 9:00 AM London Time - 10:00 AM Paris Time and will then also host the conference call at 9:00 AM New York Time - 2:00 PM London Time - 3:00 PM Paris Time. Both the webcast and the conference call will be available via the Internet by accessing Dassault Systèmes’ website at http://www.3ds.com/investors/. To view the original press release, please click here. Search for Dassault on CIMdata.com