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Granta Design today announced GRANTA MI™ Version 8.1, the latest release of the leading software for managing complex, valuable, strategic materials knowledge in engineering enterprises. Version 8.1 builds on the many developments released just five months ago in Version 8.0. New features range from easy web app control over user groups to support for workflows, such as composite qualification. Enhancements meet practical requirements identified by the world-leading engineering organizations that use GRANTA MI. Granta is now delivering more frequent upgrades and updates containing significant new features, enabling faster response to customer requirements as use of the system evolves. GRANTA MI enables an enterprise to manage all of its materials data (e.g., from testing, research, QA, or design), all inter-relationships between that data, and any supporting information. Users can access and use this knowledge-base wherever it is needed. A key feature is access control for different user groups —e.g., so that design teams only

Cabinet Vision users say a number of seminars around the UK have been invaluable in showing them how to use the flagship new functions in what is described as the “biggest ever” update of the software. With over 100 items of new and enhanced functionality in Cabinet Vision V9, Senior Support Engineer Dave Roberts says woodworking companies can now take their business to the next level.  “Cabinet Vision is now a very different piece of software, as users can put models into the system and operations into materials, for the first time, all of which can be shown graphically. This is one of the biggest releases ever, and, as such, we planned these seminars to show customers how to use the new features, so they can get the very best from their software investment.” A point echoed by designer Ruth Lovelock, who attended a seminar with two of her colleagues from bespoke furniture

Delcam GmbH will demonstrate the potential applications in the woodworking industry for machining with robots on stand C09 in Hall 12 at the LIGNA exhibition to be held in Hannover from 11th to 15th May. Live machining demonstrations will be shown on the stand using a KUKA robot programmed with the new release of Delcam’s PowerMILL Robot software for the programming of robots for multi-axis machining operations. Robots can be a very cost-effective alternative to machine tools for many large-scale machining operations in the woodworking industry, including sculpting, signmaking, and trimming and drilling of panels. Especially when cutting softer materials, they can achieve levels of accuracy similar to CNC milling machines or routers. PowerMILL Robot makes it as easy to program a robot for machining as it is to program a five-axis machine tool. As a fully-associated application inside PowerMILL, users have access to all the multi-axis machining strategies within PowerMILL and can use

Dassault Systèmes announced IFRS unaudited financial results for the three months ended March 31, 2015. These results were reviewed by the Company’s Board of Directors on April 22, 2015. Summary Highlights (unaudited)  Organic new licenses revenue up 14% in constant currencies  Strong SOLIDWORKS and SIMULIA performances, BIOVIA and QUINTIQ well in line with expectations  Organic software revenue up 9% in constant currencies  Net operating cash flow of €265 million  2015 financial objectives confirmed and updated for currency positive impact 2015 First Quarter Financial Highlights (unaudited) *In constant currencies “It is becoming clearer that our clients’ priority is to provide successful consumer experiences, thus creating significant challenges to adopt open innovation platforms that extend collaboration, modeling and simulation to a new level. This is exactly what our 3DEXPERIENCE platform and Industry Solution Experiences are delivering,” commented Bernard Charlès, Dassault Systèmes President and Chief Executive Officer.  “Life Science is a perfect illustration of it, and why a comprehensive approach

Delcam CRISPIN has announced three more speakers for the Footwear Technology Forum at the Pensole Footwear Design Academy in Portland, Oregon, on the 20th and 21st May.   These presentations will give delegates the opportunity to hear from leading industry experts from GoEngineer, Lectra and Wolfvision about the latest technological changes and updates that affect their businesses. Tyler Reid, Application Engineer at GoEngineer, in her session titled Digital Manufacturing – 3D Printing Today & Tomorrow, will discuss the driving force behind the rapid rise of 3D Printing in the commercial world, exploring what the technology is, how it works and asking if there are any limitations to it. Lectra return to the Footwear Technology Forum to deliver a presentation titled The Future of Leather Cutting.  Philippe Ribera, Marketing Director for Software at Lectra, will address delegates on how changes in fashion trends affect the need for innovation within their manufacturing processes. Following the recent

Lectra recently hosted its first conference on the future of the automotive leather industry. Lectra organized this thought leadership event to explore the megatrends impacting the automotive leather industry as well as the technologies, methods and expertise available to help automotive leatherprofessionals flourish. Thirty participants from the world’s leading tanneries, automotive manufacturers and tier-1 supply companies gathered at Lectra’s Bordeaux-Cestas campus to hear industry experts’ insights on interior design trends, market growth perspectives, leather supply dynamics, and the evolution of chemical treatments for leather. The unique, organic nature of leather has hindered widespread adoption of automation in the automotive leather industry but, as all of the presenters emphasized, innovation and technology will be vital to keep pace with the industry’s rapid changes. IHS automotive forecasts showed that sales growth in the premium car segment—where leather is most widely used—is outpacing that of the automotive market as a whole. Leather’s universal appeal, across all car segments, makes it

Spatial Corp announced today that JSOL Corporation has licensed Spatial’s industry leading 3D InterOp™ for high quality data translation and 3D ACIS® Modeler for the creation, modification, and query of electomechanical software models. By leveraging these software development kits (SDKs) from Spatial, JSOL will now support NX with JMAG-Designer V14 simulation software for designing electromechanical machines. This new development follows the already supported CATIA V5 and Creo models and standard formats like IGES, STEP, and more. By leveraging 3D ACIS Modeler and 3D InterOp for JMAG-Designer, electromechanical software developers will see dramatic improvement in analysis operations utilizing CAD.  “Helping JSOL expand the 3D capabilities of JMAG-Designer V14 highlights the power of Spatial’s SDKs and the value of our partnership with JSOL,” stated Vivekan Iyengar, vice president of research and development for Spatial. “Solving the inherent problems associated with CAD data translation throughout the product design and engineering process can be challenging

Mentor Graphics Corporation today announced that Aisin Seiki Co., Ltd. and its consolidated subsidiaries (hereinafter referred to as "AISIN"), a major automotive parts manufacturer in Japan, has standardized on the Mentor® Graphics Volcano™ VSx™ design tools to support the widespread adoption of an AUTOSAR-based design process across its network of automobile manufacturers. AUTOSAR (AUTomotive Open System ARchitecture) is a fast-growing global standard for Electronic Control Unit (ECU) design and the announced implementation by AISIN will help to unify the manufacturer’s software development infrastructure across automotive system domains and facilities.  AUTOSAR is an open and standardized automotive software architecture jointly developed by automobile OEMs, suppliers, and tool developers. It allows both automotive engineers and suppliers of ECUs to achieve modularity and scalability of software with standardized interfaces, improving the ability to handle high-complexity designs.  AUTOSAR also encourages design re-use, and transferability of ECU design assets. Adopting AUTOSAR will allow AISIN to focus on

EMC Corporation today announced that its first-quarter 2015 financial results and news release are available on the EMC Newsroom (http://www.emc.com/q1-2015-earnings) and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission website (http://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?action=getcompany&CIK=0000790070&owner=exclude&count=40). To view the original press release, please click here. Search for EMC on CIMdata.com

It is the fourth year of the forum in China that Eworks has collaborated with CIMdata. The China Forum is the fourth station of the program, which goes from the end of March to April in Ann Arbor, Amsterdam, Pune, Beijing, and Tokyo. As the main speakers of the forum, Mr. Peter Bilello, CIMdata President and Mr. Stan Przybylinski, CIMdata Director of Research introduced the global PLM market development and trends. Dr. Pei Huang, e-works CEO hosted the forum and did all the translation. In the session of The State of PLM—Today’s Market and Leading Trends, according to Mr. Peter Bilello, the global PLM market in 2014 has a 6.8% growth to $37.2 billion with a solid growth surpassed CIMdata's forecast. Among all the segments, simulation and analysis has a strong growth at 8.9%. PLM's next evolutionary step would be that companies need to innovate across the full spectrum of their operations