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Tebis is exhibiting its new CADCAM software, Version 4.0, at MACH 2016. Alongside previews of the new software shall be a Quaser MV184P 3-axis vertical machining centre demonstrating the capabilities of the Tebis software. The Tebis software features a new user friendlier interface, more efficient design processes and an expanded automation process for NC programming will be exhibited at Stand 4020 and the UK team will be on hand to demonstrate its complete range of CAD/CAM solutions for all types and size of business. Working in partnership with the Engineering Technology Group (stand 5630), the machine is cutting demonstration parts. Tebis is presenting, for the first time internationally, its high performance adaptive roughing and re-machining strategies live on the machine tool. With a modern yet powerful graphical user interface, Tebis provides a single environment for 2- to 5-axis milling, turning, mill-turn, 5-axis trimming, 5-axis laser cutting, 5-axis waterjet cutting, offline

Synopsys, Inc. today announced that the 2015.12 release of the PrimeTime® static timing analysis tool provides major enhancements to address the challenges of timing and power closure for FinFET designs. New PrimeTime technology significantly improves turnaround time (TAT) and power reduction, while providing smarter utilization of computer resources. This software release helps ensure chip designers can meet demanding signoff schedules at advanced process nodes. "In anticipation of designers' future timing closure challenges, Synopsys continues to offer smarter, more efficient technology," said Robert Hoogenstryd, senior director of marketing for design analysis and signoff tools at Synopsys. "The 2015.12 release of PrimeTime keeps our customers well ahead of the curve, providing significant reduction in turnaround time without requiring them to upgrade existing hardware." System-on-chip (SoC) designers face pressure to close timing quickly, including reducing runtimes and finding necessary high-end computer resources. The latest release of PrimeTime takes a three-pronged approach to smarter and faster timing closure:

Mentor Graphics Corp. today announced that the HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen9 and HPE ProLiant DL580 Gen9 servers from Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) have been qualified for use with the Veloce® emulation platform. Use of these servers, combined with recent updates to the Veloce OS3 operating system, has reduced the compile time for the Veloce platform by up to 50 percent. The rigorous qualification process defined by Mentor confirms the low-latency, high-bandwidth communication between the HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen9 and the Veloce emulator, where the HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen9 servers function as the co-model and run-time hosts in a Veloce configuration.  The HPE ProLiant DL580 Gen9 server functions as the compile server and is qualified and tuned to significantly reduce end-to-end Veloce compile time. "The hardware qualification process is part of our commitment to customers to make the installation and use of the Veloce platform as rapid and issue-free as possible," said Eric

Sherborne Upholstery, one of the UK's oldest family-owned upholstered furniture manufacturers, has chosen leather and fabric cutting room solutions from Lectra, a world leader in integrated technology solutions dedicated to industries using fabrics, leather, technical textiles and composite materials. Sherborne has been producing upholstered furniture for over 85 years and recently sought to automate and fully optimise its production. Lectra experts worked closely with Sherborne Upholstery to propose a comprehensive leather and fabric cutting room solution which would meet their needs, both now and in the future. Sherborne Upholstery chose Versalis®, Lectra's innovative leather cutting solution featuring advanced flaw identification, powerful leather nesting algorithms and unrivaled productivity. With Versalis, Sherborne Upholstery will be able to increase hide efficiency by up to 9.5%, reduce re-cuts by two-thirds and boost sewing efficiency by 10% thanks to the improved quality and consistency of cut parts. "We were impressed, not only by Lectra's advanced

Optomec, a provider of production-grade additive manufacturing systems, has stated its Aerosol Jet technology is being used by LITE-ON to develop electronic devices. LITE-ON has created a 3D Direct Printing (3DP) solution that lets them integrate 3D antenna patterns and other functional electronics into mechanical structures or covers. According to the company, LITE-ON first purchased Aerosol Jet technology to develop prototypes for its OEM (original equipment manufacturer) customers, which include communication device, personal care and automotive brands. After successfully implementing Aerosol Jet in prototype environments, LITE-ON expanded its usage and has now deployed multiple production machines in Guangzhou, China, operating 24/7 printing conformal electronics onto millions of consumer devices. “With the flexibility provided by Aerosol Jet technology, our 3DP systems can print sensors, antennas and other functional electronics onto plastic components and covers as well as metal die-cast insert-molded polymer frames and even onto glass panels and ceramic materials,” said Henrik Johansson,

Dassault Systèmes today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the National Institute of Industrial Engineering (NITIE) to collaborate and leverage technology including Dassault Systèmes 3DEXPERIENCE Platform and Digital Manufacturing suite to achieve higher levels of academic excellence. The MoU will deepen the existing relationship between NITIE and Dassault Systèmes. It will also make NITIE an Academic Certification Partner under the Dassault Systèmes Academic Certification Partner Programme.   The collaboration between NITIE and Dassault Systèmes will create a new benchmark for ‘technology enabled industrial engineering and management education’ in the areas of industrial engineering, industrial management including operations management, manufacturing management, project management, supply chain, advanced logistics, production scheduling, manufacturing execution, ergonomics and safety and customer experience through business experience platform.  The association will also facilitate the following: Sessions for the faculty and research teams at NITIE, demonstrating functionalities of Dassault Systèmes’ 3DEXPERIENCE platform Access to Dassault Systèmes online and offline training material through Dassault

Consulting, technology and outsourcing services company, Capgemini, has named Nicolas Aidoud as its A/NZ CEO. Aidoud succeeds Deepak Nangia, who will move to take on the role of chief customer officer for Asia-Pacific and the Middle East and assist the executive chairman in expanding Capgemini’s footprint in this region. Prior to this appointment, Aidoud served as CEO for Prosodie-Capgemini, a subsidiary of the Capgemini Group, for three years. As CEO of Prosodie-Capgemini from 2013 to 2015, Aidoud led the commercial synergies with the group and was instrumental in boosting Prosodie-Capgemini’s international development. More recently, he was also responsible for the digital customer experience business in Europe. Aidoud has a long-standing employment with the group. Before becoming the CEO of Prosodie-Capgemini, he was in charge of its international development for almost a year. He also was the new service offerings director at Capgemini in Paris for more than two years, at

Hexagon AB, a provider of information technologies for industrial applications, has acquired Forming Technology Inc. (FTI). The company offers manufacturing software solutions designed to reduce development time and material costs of sheet metal components.Founded in 1989 and based in Burlington, FTI serves original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and suppliers in the automotive, aerospace, electronics, and appliance industries with sheet metal design, simulation, feasibility and costing solutions.“Closing the manufacturing feedback loop to enhance quality and productivity is an integral part of our solutions strategy,” said Ola Rollén, president and CEO of Hexagon. “Combining FTI’s CAE technologies and knowledge of automotive sheet metal applications with our CAM and metrology solutions will enable us to deliver substantial productivity gains to our automotive customers.” Search for Hexagon AB on CIMdata.com  

We are pleased to share that Cisco has completed its acquisition of Jasper. With the acquisition, Jasper forms the new IoT Cloud Business Unit within Cisco. This is exciting news as – together with Cisco – we remain committed to enabling enterprises, service providers and ecosystem partners to rapidly build and scale IoT service businesses that drive new revenue. Jasper was founded over a decade ago to help enterprises realize the power of IoT. To deliver on this vision we partnered with the best mobile operator groups in the world, representing over 100 mobile networks. And today we are proud to say that the Jasper IoT service platform powers IoT deployments in over 3,500 enterprises around the world. Together, Cisco and Jasper will rapidly innovate and simplify the creation, deployment and secure management of IoT services for enterprises, service providers and ecosystem partners. Our commitment to the Jasper

The modeFRONTIER International Users' Meeting 2016 is fast approaching and ESTECO has given a hint at what attendees can expect by announcing three keynote speakers from prominent organizations: Bob Tickel from Cummins, Mario J. Felice from Ford Motor Company and Stan Przybylinski from CIMdata are set to take the stage in Trieste (Italy) on May 17th-18th.  With more than 25 years’ experience in the design and development of IC engines and 15 years’ in analysis-led design tools and methods, Bob Tickel has been at Cummins since 1988, where he currently holds the position of Director of Structural & Dynamic Analysis. Mr. Tickel will speak about how, over the past 15 years, the company has transitioned from a test-centric to an analysis-centric culture. His presentation will cover the history of Cummins’ analysis led design (ALD) initiative and highlight how the company developed tools and processes that resulted in an across the board improvement of analysis-led design throughout the organization’s various business units. ​ Mario J. Felice, Manager