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3D Systems announced the advancement of 3DPRINTING 2.0 with several next generation printers, advanced material options and additions to its design-to-manufacturing digital thread that will accelerate the ability to manufacture the future NOW.  The company will reveal these new solutions throughout the week and showcase its full power of 3DPRINTING 2.0 at EuroMold 2014 in Frankfurt, Germany from November 25-28, 2014 at the Messe Frankfurt in booths D69 and F90 in hall 11. “We are thrilled to unveil a new suite of products that will support the most demanding manufacturing applications, especially in activities such as aerospace, automotive, personalized healthcare and the production of high performance, end-use parts,” said Avi Reichental, President and Chief Executive Officer, 3DS. “Our 3D PRINTING 2.0 solutions unlock significantly faster product development cycles, seamless content-to-print digital workflows and truly unprecedented part performance, as we continue to lead the field of advanced manufacturing, from the engineer’s desktop

TraceParts has announced today that it is launching its 8th annual competition. The TraceParts engineer community, numbering more than 2 million CAD users, has been getting involved in this competition for eight years. This year, participants are invited to draw a place or monument in 3D that best represents their country, using CAD or image editing software. They can use as many CAD components as they wish, available for free on theTracePartsOnline.net portal. Entries should be submitted to  \n 该Email地址已收到反垃圾邮件插件保护。要显示它您需要在浏览器中启用JavaScript。  before December 17, 2014 in a file no more than 1 MB in size. All the entries will be published on www.traceparts.com, and the best design will be revealed on December 24, 2014. Participation in this competition is anonymous, and the winner will be contacted by the TraceParts team to be awarded the prize for 2014, a 3D “RepRapPro” printer distributed by RS Components. All the 3D files available on TracePartsOnline.net

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) celebrated its first Canadian goIT Student Technology Awareness Program at Cedarbrae Collegiate Institute today. TCS worked with the Toronto District School Board to implement the innovative program in ten Toronto schools this fall. “TCS believes strongly in impact through empowerment,” said Akhilesh Tripathi, Head, TCS Canada. “Not only will these young people have more career choices, Canada’s ICT industry will also benefit from having a local skilled labour force.” goIT is an in-class, hands-on curriculum for grade eight and nine students to learn about computer programming, coding and robotics, and  gain an understanding of possible careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) fields. Nearly 2,000 Toronto students will have participated in TCS’ inaugural Canadian program by the end of November. “goIT programs are helping students see the connections between their studies, the world beyond high school and their future careers,” said Liz Sandals, Minister of Education. “Working with partners like Tata

Rand Worldwide today announced that 58 IMAGINiT Technologies instructors have achieved accreditation through the rigorous Autodesk Certified Instructor (ACI) program. All of IMAGINiT’s popular classroom-based, LIVE online and custom training options leverage Autodesk certified instructors who bring real-world industry experience, best in class instructional delivery approaches and use ASCENT developed Autodesk Official Training Guides, resulting in a superior training experience for students enrolled in IMAGINiT led training classes. “The ACI program supports our approach to excellence in instruction and ensures the highest standard and consistency of delivery for our customers,” says Kevin Kuker, vice president of services operations for IMAGINiT Technologies. “The accreditation verifies technical knowledge as well as provides a specific approach to lesson planning, creation of presentation data and leading a class in addition to the required passage of the Autodesk Professional Certification exam for their particular product of focus. And since the certification of our instructor’s product knowledge must be renewed every three

CTC announced that it has partnered with StrucSoft Solutions, BIM software developer specializing in structural solutions within Autodesk Revit Software. Partnering with StrucSoft Solutions aligns with CTC’s history of leading the Revit community and providing custom developed add-ins that automate user processes. MWF, or Metal Wood Framer, is an extension to Autodesk Revit, automating the creation of detailed wall, floor and roof framing design. MWF enables users to automate the modeling, clash detection and manufacturing of light gauge steel or wood framing as well as provide engineering for cold formed and wood framed structures within Revit, an industry first. “Our AEC customers are familiar with Revit and utilizing add-ins to enhance their Revit workflows,” said Chris Bercher, CTC Application Engineer. “We know our clients look to us for time-saving solutions within their workflows and software options. Adding StrucSoft Solutions to our product portfolio will add to the ROI seen by many of

Just a few months ago Solair announced the launch of its White Label PLM, the cloud-based PLM for indirect sale to software houses and VARs that they can rebrand and sell as an innovative and scalable PLM solution to their own customer base. The news was widely reported on a global level and a few days ago an agreement was reached with the Japanese multi-CAD VAR CCUBE who has chosen the White Label PLM to expand its products to offer its customers the most innovative and technologically advanced PLM on the market. CCUBE is a VAR that offers engineering services and CAD/CAM solutions to manufacturing companies. It did not have a PLM solution in its portfolio and the agreement with Solair was met with instant interest for two reasons: the White Label PLM is a ready to use solution that can be resold with the CCUBE brand and developed and customised to meet specific customer needs

 PDF Key takeaways: Siemens PLM Software’s Active Workspace provides users a customizable, graphically rich interface into PLM data and functionality Active Workspace users benefit from being able to quickly find and execute their daily work responsibilities within one unified, consistent, user managed environment  Within Active Workspace users can opt for an integrated Geometric Shape Search (i.e., 3D search) in addition to traditional text search The expansion of Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) software throughout the enterprise has provided users in many non-engineering positions including business managers, marketing, sales, and service support, with improved access to enterprise PLM data. However, as the reach of PLM enabling solutions has grown, so also has the pressure to improve and simplify the user experience. The new class of extended enterprise users expects effortless and intuitive interaction with PLM data and associated functionality. Siemens PLM Software (Siemens) developed Active Workspace to provide a proficient, consistent, and graphically rich user experience into

BricsCAD V15 unifies advanced 2D design with the intelligence of 3D direct modeling. For Windows, Linux, and Mac. BricsCAD V15 also adds solutions for sheet metal design, Building Information Modeling, and 3D data exchange. All stored in standard .dwg files. Here is an overview of the most important BricsCAD V15 features. The new ribbon offers new ways to access tools through its tabbed interface. The BricsCAD interface looks immediately familiar to you. To navigate through drawings easily, BricsCAD adds the distinctive ribbon to its interface and new Look From widget. The ribbon offers new ways to access tools through its tabbed interface. The new LookFrom widget uses a chair to indicate the current view direction. To manipulate the viewpoint, click the arrows that surround the chair icon. Grip editing for dynamic blocks. With BricsCAD you can create 2D technical drawings, floor plans, and other layouts quickly and accurately. New to BricsCAD V15 is grip editing for

The PARTcommunity 3D CAD models app, especially popular among engineers, was upgraded once again: the app, offering access to millions of 3D CAD models from over 400 manufacturer certified catalogs of renowned companies, excels in a new, fresh design with new features. Even more indispensable than before with a better overview and extended search functions The app, which has been downloaded over 450.000 times since its introduction in 2012, has become an indispensable tool for users in the field of engineering and procurement. In the latest version, CADENAS significantly elaborated and optimized the functions: Besides the design, the sketch search was also improved. With the new version, the desired part can be automatically searched across all available catalogs. Moreover, a part that has already been opened can be used as a search template for the Geometric Similarity Search GEOsearch. This component is then compared in a search run to other parts from

Lectra announced the latest release of Optiplan, its cutting-room optimization solution for apparel manufacturing. Manufacturers today operate in an environment that makes it increasingly difficult to remain both profitable and competitive, and an optimized cutting room can make all the difference. Designed with the specific challenges of fashion and apparel manufacturing in mind, Lectra’s Optiplan applies lean manufacturing principles to cut-planning operations and transforms the cutting room into a competitive advantage – saving time, reducing costs and boosting efficiency. Fashion today has accelerated; retailers have moved from seasonal collections to offering new merchandise on an ongoing basis. “The trend towards smaller orders in a wider variety of styles and colors, combined with shorter-than-ever lead times, has become the industry norm,” explains Anastasia Charbin, fashion and apparel marketing director, Lectra. Production has to be fast and flexible enough to handle the higher volume of smaller orders while protecting profit margins. Fabric is typically the