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AI Superagent works like a CAM programmer. Within ENCY, it can access the workflow, analyze the task, make decisions, and act as the process unfolds. This is the key difference between a conventional AI chat and an agentic AI system built for an AI-first CAM workflow. One of the two core scenarios is working with a 3D model. A user uploads a model and assigns a task, and AI Superagent approaches the part like a technologist: it develops a machining strategy, determines how to implement it in ENCY, creates operations, adjusts parameters, runs calculations, checks simulation results, and refines the outcome when needed. The second core scenario is working with an existing project. AI Superagent can connect not only to a new model, but also to an active project: continue the work, make changes, help refine the solution, and move forward from the project’s current state rather than starting from scratch. AI Superagent

We officially announce the 2nd Hot Fix of 2025.1 for ANSA, EPILYSIS, META, FATIQ and KOMVOS with critical bug fixes and selected implementations. Follows an overview of the most important items: Known issues resolved in ANSA CAD to ANSA Translators CAD to ANSA might fail for parts that contained the special character "%" in an attribute value. CAD Import/Export During export of STEP files, torus surfaces were not converted correctly. Sketch 3D Unexpected termination would occur when projecting a curve on shells with "Project on Source" direction. GUI ANSA would cease to respond in cases where multiple models were loaded in different windows, and the Fringe Plot was active. In addition, screen view would jitter upon mouse click, while space mouse was active. General "NODE enumber" function would cause an abnormal software abortion when called from the search engine. Moreover, referenced entities would not return the nodes using them. Model Browser Upon execution of the function "Detect Instances", the Transformation Matrices were not calculated properly. Modular Run

The CENIT Group generated valuable results from its ongoing transformation with strong operational performance in the 4th quarter of 2025. The guidance updated in July 2025 was fully achieved. For fiscal year 2026, the company aims for a significant increase in earnings (EBITDA +46.6%). Results in detail Despite a still challenging macroeconomic environment, the CENIT Group achieved revenues of 209.5 mEUR in fiscal year 2025, slightly above the previous year (previous year 207.3 mEUR /+1.1%). Sales of CENIT’s proprietary software rose by 11.2% at EUR k 21,424 compared to EUR k 19,271. Sales revenues in CENITs consulting and services segment totaled EUR k 87,408 and thus increased by 2.4% on-year (previous year: EUR k 85,337). Sales of third-party software decreased by around -2.3% to EUR k 100,256 (previous year: EUR k 102,592). The gross profit (operating output less cost of materials) amounted to EUR k 127,839 (2024: EUR k 124,546), representing an increase of

We're thrilled to announce the first keynote speakers for the ESTECO International Users’ Meeting 2026, taking place in Marina Monfalcone, Italy, on June 16-17, 2026. John Bloomberg is a Senior Engineer and Digital Integration Leader in Systems Engineering at GE Aerospace in Cincinnati, Ohio. He leads the digital engineering strategy for major programs, ensuring alignment with customer requirements and contract commitments. He’ll present “Using VOLTA's BPMN to manage and link engineering handoffs across product design”. Bob G. Tickel is the Director of Multidisciplinary Simulation at Cummins Inc. Bob is a veteran engineering leader with nearly four decades of experience in advancing simulation driven product development. His keynote focuses on “Simulation based product development at Cummins Inc. and the evolution of optimization, automation and robustness”. Ivan Flaminio Cozza is Analysis Technical Leader Automation and Optimization at Dumarey Automotive Italia. Ivan drives process optimization, CAE automation, and SPDM initiatives to improve efficiency, ensure data consistency and strengthen workflow integration across product development activities.

Keysight Technologies, Inc. announced Keysight Assembly, a new virtual process simulation solution designed to help manufacturers identify assembly issues earlier in development, before they become costly production problems.  Late-stage assembly failures are an expensive problem in automotive and industrial manufacturing. Recalls and warranty claims cost major U.S. automakers billions, with many defects not surfacing until the physical build stage. The later an issue is found, the more costly it is to fix, often delaying product launches and driving significant rework. Developed in collaboration with automotive OEM partners, Keysight Assembly enables engineers to replicate shop-floor processes, including part positioning, clamping, and joining, through guided workflows and templates that require no specialized finite element modeling (FEM) skills. Teams gain visibility into distortion and dimensional risks much earlier than physical prototyping, reducing reliance on trial-and-error approaches, shortening production timelines, and improving build accuracy. Keysight Assembly integrates with the company's existing stamping simulation software, allowing engineers to carry stamped-part data from

ModuleWorks announces that ISCAR, a leading manufacturer of precision metal cutting tools and the largest company in the IMC Group, is adopting the Manufacturing Data Exchange Specification (MDES). Through this adoption, ISCAR plans to make its tooling data available in the open MDES format, enabling CAM software and CNC systems to integrate ISCAR tools and assemblies more efficiently. ISCAR’s adoption of MDES will expand the availability of standardized tooling data across the manufacturing software industry. CAM software and CNC systems that support MDES will be able to import ISCAR tool and assembly data without requiring custom interfaces or proprietary data formats, making it easier to integrate standardized tooling information into digital manufacturing workflows. As Meir Noybauer, Business Development Officer at ISCAR said: “CAM programmers rely on accurate cutting tool data to ensure efficient and reliable machining. Supplying our tooling information in the MDES format makes it easier for CAM systems to provide

Astrocast, a leading global nanosatellite IoT network operator announces that the company has concluded Heads of Terms for an investment agreement with Thuraya Telecommunications Company, the mobile satellite services subsidiary of the UAE’s flagship satellite solutions provider, Al Yah Satellite Communications Company PJSC (“Yahsat” or “the Group”), the UAE’s flagship satellite solutions provider listed on the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (“ADX”; under the symbol: YAHSAT, ISIN: AEA007501017). The transaction will be in the form of a convertible loan valued at US$17.5 million and marks Thuraya’s first investment in a LEO satellite constellation. As part of the agreement, both parties will also look to extend a technical cooperation agreement for another four years that was originally entered between Astrocast and Thuraya in 2019. Astrocast operates a leading global nanosatellite IoT network with a focus on enabling low power wide area connectivity solutions across core industries including Transportation & logistics, Oil & Gas, Utilities, Mining, Forestry, Agriculture, and

VERTEX is pleased to announce our participation in the 2026 New England Healthcare Engineers Society (NEHES) Spring Seminar, taking place on April 3, 2026, at the DoubleTree by Hilton Manchester Downtown Hotel in Manchester, NH.  Hosted by the New Hampshire Society of Healthcare Facility Managers, the Spring Seminar brings together healthcare facility professionals for a day of learning, collaboration, and networking. This year’s theme, “Growing Your Knowledge, Guiding Your Staff, Strengthening Your Institution,” highlights the importance of continuous professional development and effective leadership in healthcare facility management.  Christy J. Murphy, LEED AP Project Advisory, Managing Director and Aurora Cammarata, Project Advisory, Director of Operational Growth will be in attendance to connect with industry peers and share insights on supporting healthcare organizations through strategic planning, medical equipment planning, project management, transition/activation services as well as compliance and regulatory services. Our multidisciplinary teams work closely with stakeholders to deliver effective oversight, mitigate risk, and drive successful project outcomes. VERTEX is once again a raffle prize sponsor for the event.  To view the original press release, please click

Tango, the leading provider of cloud-based real estate and facilities management software solutions, announced the appointments of Rob Eroh as Chief Product Officer and Cole Bowman as Chief Revenue Officer. Together, they will lead Tango’s product and revenue organizations, with a focus on strengthening how the company builds and brings solutions to market.  Rob Eroh joins Tango as Chief Product Officer, bringing extensive experience leading product organizations across startups, public companies, and private equity-backed enterprise software businesses. Most recently, he served as Senior Vice President of Product at VTS, where he led product and design across the company’s multi-product platform, which supports more than 90,000 commercial real estate buildings. He also helped drive a prototype-first, outcome-driven culture, and led the company’s generative AI strategy. Previously, Rob held senior product leadership roles at WeWork, where he helped launch and scale new offerings central to the company’s hybrid work strategy. Cole Bowman joins Tango as Chief Revenue Officer with more than 15 years of experience scaling enterprise software platforms through periods of rapid expansion and successful exits. Most

Papaya Global, an enterprise platform for managing and paying the global workforce, announced a strategic alliance with Tech Mahindra, a leading global provider of technology consulting and digital solutions to enterprises across industries. The partnership is designed to help organizations modernize global workforce operations and enable compliant, scalable payments across employee and contingent workforce models. As enterprises expand internationally and adopt increasingly diverse workforce structures, they face growing complexity across payroll processing, cross-border payments, worker onboarding, regulatory compliance, and operational governance. Through this alliance, Papaya Global and Tech Mahindra will deliver a more unified operating model by combining Papaya’s workforce and payments platforms with Tech Mahindra’s implementation, integration, automation, and managed services delivery capabilities. The alliance will help enterprises reduce fragmentation across systems and vendors, improve operational control and transparency, and accelerate workforce execution across geographies, while strengthening compliance and standardizing processes at scale. “Enterprises need a modern approach to managing and paying global