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Software training firm Infinite Skills Inc. this week introduced its Learning Revit MEP 2015 Tutorial, an introductory Revit course designed to equip new users with essential tools and techniques for designing infrastructural systems within an architectural model. Since 2013, Revit MEP has been included in the standard Revit package. Revit MEP is fully integrated with the program's capabilities for building information modeling (BIM), design documentation, and 3D visualization, supporting all phases of the building cycle from initial conceptual studies through to the most detailed modeling and scheduling phases. With Infinite Skills’ Learning Revit MEP Tutorial, new users will learn Revit's basic tools and develop a firm grasp of how to design, schedule, document, and present designs for mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems. Course author Tim Dundr began his career as an AutoCAD draftsman, and has spent nearly twenty years working in the fields of architecture and engineering, helping companies implement CAD software and

Tata Technologies will host a free engineering lunch and learn event for its customers on Wednesday, July 16 from 12:00 – 2:00 p.m. to demonstrate and discuss the newest features of Autodesk 2015 Product Design Suite, including the latest in Autodesk Simulation Mechanical 2015, and Autodesk Inventor 2015 Digital Prototyping Design Solutions. The complimentary event will be held at the Tata Technologies Novi Michigan headquarters, and led by in-house 3D simulation and prototyping expert Ben Curtin. Curtin will discuss and demonstrate how through utilization of these solutions, mechanical engineers, designers and manufacturers in all industries can develop more innovative designs. Curtin is a uniquely experienced application engineer and business development consultant who has more than 14 years of experience using Autodesk manufacturing products. He offers unique insight in digital prototyping with 3D modeling, PDM and simulation through his experience in machine tool manufacturing and product development engineering. Autodesk Product Design Suite 2015 is a comprehensive solution for

Geometric will preview its latest release of CNC programming automation solution, CAMWorks® 2015, in Booth E-3320, IMTS 2014 in Chicago, Illinois from September 8 - 13, 2014. In today’s environment, manufacturers need to be able to do more with less - less design time, program time, setup time and machining time. CAMWorks 2015 focuses on making the entire design to part cycle shorter. Quicker Programming Time – CAMWorks 2015 has over a dozen enhancements focused on shortening the programming time. One example is the color based identification of complex surfaces making it easier and quicker to define features by avoiding the traditional chains and profiles methodology. CAMWorks 2015 has bolstered its ability to interpret non-prismatic surfaces on solid models as machinable entities automatically. This enhanced ability to leverage feature-based machining for complex requirements in combination with Intelligent Knowledge Base (TechDB™) allows end users to eliminate the routine elements in CNC programming and

Nemetschek AG has further strengthened its position in the international Building Information Modeling (BIM) market, a market that is expected to grow by 17 percent on average in the years to come. The software provider has been able to make more intensive headway into the promising BIM 5D market with two investments. In this market, the dimensions of cost (4D) and time (5D) have been added to digital 3D planning models to provide complex large-scale projects in particular with considerable advantages in terms of costs and efficiency. These advantages can amount to up to 25 percent of building costs. Together with Hasso Plattner Ventures and High-Tech Gründerfonds (HTGF), Nemetschek has invested in the start-up company Sablono GmbH. The innovative company with headquarters in Berlin develops and distributes software solutions for the digital planning, control and monitoring of construction projects. With this investment, Nemetschek has extended its expertise in BIM 3D solutions and

Earlier in July, Delcam China hosted its first seminar in the Chinese market on applications of the PartMaker CAM system in the healthcare industry.  The seminar was held in Changzhou in Jiangsu province, one of China’s main centres for the manufacture of medical equipment.  The event was organised in conjunction with Suzhou Unigenius Software and Starrag Group (Shanghai) and attracted more than forty delegates from thirty companies, including representatives of the leading medical equipment manufacturers and machine tool suppliers from the East China region. Changzhou was chosen as the venue for the seminar because there are more than 300 manufacturers of medical devices in the city.  During 2013, production of medical equipment in Changzhou was valued at 8.5 billion Yuan. With the rapid development in the industry, Delcam China hopes to help more medical equipment companies in the region to adopt the world-leading PartMaker machining technology and enable them to produce high quality

CAMCAD Technologies, Inc. (CAMCAD), was recognized as the number one reseller of SURFCAM® software in North America for the year to date through June. CAMCAD also ranked first in sales for the month of June and is currently second worldwide through June 2014 “Any company can sell a product,” explains CAMCAD founder and president, Don McKillop. “What makes CAMCAD consistently rank high is our superior customer support. Our specially trained engineers help manufacturers tailor SURFCAM® to their own unique specifications to ensure the software is being utilized at its maximum potential. We are always on call and ready to help with technical questions. Companies take comfort in knowing when they purchase a product from CAMCAD, we support it 100%.” Over the past 21 years, CAMCAD has continually achieved a top five SURFCAM® reseller status and was recognized in 2009 and 2011 as “Reseller of the Year.” In April 2014, Vero Software, the

Dassault Systèmes today announced the acquisition of SIMPACK, the technology leader in multi-body simulation technologies and solutions. With the acquisition of SIMPACK, based near Munich, Germany, Dassault Systèmes is expanding its SIMULIA realistic multiphysics simulation technology portfolio to include multi-body mechatronic systems, from virtual concept validation to the real-time experience. SIMPACK has more than 130 customers in the energy, automotive, and rail industries, including Alstom, Bombardier, BMW, Daimler, Honda, Jaguar Land Rover, MAN, and Vestas. The amount of the transaction was not disclosed. “Today’s acquisition of SIMPACK, part of a larger, ongoing strategy to continually expand the 3DEXPERIENCE platform, enables a complete virtual and real product experience, like never before” said Bernard Charlès, President and CEO, Dassault Systèmes. “Consumers expect automobiles, aircraft, and nearly all products to continually get smarter, safer, faster, quieter, and more efficient. This means companies need to do more than engineer everything coming together – such as controls, movement,

Nemetschek Vectorworks, Inc., and Asite™, a software developer of cloud-based collaboration tools, have established a partnership that promotes the automation of workflows throughout a building’s lifecycle. Users of Vectorworks® Architect software can now connect commercial information with their building information models, enhance coordination processes and maintain a clear audit trail on updates to their design through Asite’s Adoddle collaboration platform. In addition, they can selectively and securely share their designs and individual BIM worksheets with various project collaborators using their authoring tool of choice through an IFC or COBie output and a cloud-based model for the project. Asite is a global platform with offices in the United States, the United Kingdom, South Africa, the Middle East, Australia and Hong Kong. “Nemetschek Vectorworks is committed to promoting open BIM workflows, so we’re excited to bring Asite’s capabilities to our users, giving them the best way to coordinate the processes associated with design

Lectra is pleased to announce that Duvivier Productions has reaffirmed its trust in Lectra by choosing the Versalis® solution to increase its leather cutting production and support its business development strategy. For the last several years, the manufacturer has been using Lectra solutions for the design and development of its models, as well as for leather and fabric cutting. With this new acquisition, it now has an integrated solution, spanning leather identification and analysis to cutting, and including automated market making and material cost analysis. The company, with 90 employees and annual revenues of €11 million, designs, develops and manufactures high-end sofas, seats and contemporary leather furniture. It started out as a saddler in 1840, but its modern day history began in 1989 with the creation of the Canapé Duvivier brand name. At that time, the group committed itself to developing and sustaining its brand. Since the end of the 1990s, Duvivier

D3SCOM Engineering (D3) Sdn. Bhd.has adopted AVEVA Everything3D (AVEVA E3D) and AVEVA Laser Modeller software for its brownfield projects with Owner Operators in Malaysia. AVEVA software solutions enable D3’s designers to have a clear understanding of the as-is condition of an asset during brownfield projects.  Direct integration of the 3D design model into the intuitive laser scan BubbleView allows accurate extraction of tie-in points and clash detection, and hence minimises project rework. D3 has successfully implemented AVEVA software on the Talisman Bunga Raya brownfield project earlier this year. “We compared other software vendors and found AVEVA’s offering to be the most effective solution for brownfield projects,” said Mohammad Jazli bin Rahimi, Managing Director, D3SCOM Engineering Sdn. Bhd. “We are very impressed with AVEVA E3D’s capabilities to bring laser data into live 3D models and its ability to illustrate all engineering parts in a clear, accurate and easy to use interface. Working