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Nano Dimension Ltd is demonstrating its recently unveiled DragonFly 2020 3D Printer, designed to be the ultimate rapid prototyping tool for professional electronics. The DragonFly 2020 3D Printer will be exhibited in the show’s Partner Pavilion January 31 – February 3. SOLIDWORKS World 2016’s Partner Pavilion will feature more than 100 SOLIDWORKS partner companies displaying their solutions, previewing new technologies, and more. For its part, Nano Dimension will be showcasing how it is transforming electronics design and production with digital 3D printing. The DragonFly 2020 3D Printer brings together an extremely precise inkjet deposition system, advanced nano chemistry and sophisticated software to print rapid prototypes of professional multilayer printed circuit boards in-house, more quickly and less expensively than outsourcing. Using a combination of SOLIDWORKS 3D design software, Composer and PDM Professional, Nano Dimension was able to visualize the DragonFly 2020 3D Printer and its components with accurate 3D illustrations of the design and

Dassault Systèmes today opens SOLIDWORKS World 2016, its 18th annual conference dedicated to the 3D design and engineering community, at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center in Dallas, Texas. In the age of experience, the world of design is more social, and collaboration remains critical. SOLIDWORKS World brings together more than 5,000 engineers and designers from across the globe to network, learn, share and discover the latest in SOLIDWORKS 3D applications and engineering technologies that help millions of users make great designs happen. Visitors to the SOLIDWORKS World website will also be able to register to watch the live streaming of the event’s general sessions. The SOLIDWORKS ecosystem will be on display, like never before. Customers on stage, talking about their ideas, their dreams, and how they made them happen will highlight the success for which every member of the SOLIDWORKS Community strives. As with every SOLIDWORKS World, innovative new technologies and products will be

BOXX Technologies today announced that their Dassault Systèmes-certified APEXX workstations will be demonstrated in BOXX booth #608 at SOLIDWORKS World 2016, Jan. 31-Feb. 3, at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center in Dallas, TX. A Dassault Systèmes Corporate Partner, designated SOLIDWORKS Solution Partner, and leading manufacturer of CATIA and SOLIDWORKS-certified workstations, BOXX will also showcase their GoBOXX mobile workstations and invite attendees to try out all the BOXX systems by bringing along their own assemblies. "Engineers and product designers have specific workflows," said Shoaib Mohammad, BOXX VP of Marketing and Business Development. "That's why we want them to discover firsthand how our custom-configured SOLIDWORKS solutions will empower them to work faster and more efficiently than ever before." Just 4.7 inches wide, 8.5 inches tall, and 9.0 inches deep, the custom-built, liquid-cooled, APEXX 1 is the world's smallest SOLIDWORKS workstation available with an overclocked, quad-core, Skylake Intel® Core™ i7 processor. APEXX 1 also features professional NVIDIA graphics,

NTB Interstate University of Technology Buchs, an institute that specializes in engineering informatics, today announced a new website, gtc-tools.com, which provides information to the public on the Generic Tool Catalog (GTC) cutting tool data exchange format. The GTC data exchange format was developed through collaboration among machining hardware and software leaders Siemens PLM Software, SandvikCoromant, Iscar and Kennametal. The GTC data exchange format is available to all tool vendors and application developers enabling them to share cutting tool data more easily and precisely. GTC enhances the leading data exchange format, ISO 13399. GTC enables a direct connection between the tool vendor and the application without the need of an intermediary company. GTC format catalogs from Sandvik Coromant, Iscar, Kennametal and other companies are currently being deployed into production by leading manufacturing companies. Having access to complete, reliable, comprehensive cutting tool data has been a need for computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) and product lifecycle management (PLM) software users

Rand Worldwide today announces that its IMAGINiT Technologies division has earned the globally recognized Autodesk Platinum Partner designation in Canada. This elite designation means IMAGINiT has demonstrated the ability to deliver excellence in solution expertise, service, support, and customer retention and satisfaction. “IMAGINiT Technologies’ experts across Canada reached the highest levels of technical expertise, service and support and this has been verified with exceptional customer retention and satisfaction,” said Steve Blum, senior vice president of Worldwide Sales and Services at Autodesk. “The Platinum Partner designation acknowledges the pivotal role the IMAGINiT team plays in delivering world-class design solutions, products and services across the Canadian landscape.” “We are proud to become an Autodesk Platinum Partner in Canada and to achieve this unique and elite status across all of North America,” says Larry Rychlak, president and CEO of Rand Worldwide. “Being recognized by Autodesk as a world class provider of Autodesk products, solutions and services would

Synopsys, Inc. announced the new DesignWare Smart Data Fusion IP Subsystem, an integrated, pre-verified hardware and software IP product optimized for highly efficient DSP performance and ultra-low energy consumption. The Smart Data Fusion IP Subsystem offers a choice of DesignWare ARC EM DSP processors, including the latest EM9D and EM11D cores with support for XY memory to boost signal processing performance. An integrated microDMA controller minimizes system-level energy consumption by enabling data transfers while the processor is in one of several programmable sleep modes. The integrated peripherals, memories, hardware accelerators and software DSP functions deliver the performance efficiency needed for common processing tasks in Internet-of-Things (IoT) applications such as always-on sensor fusion, voice and image detection and audio playback. "IoT edge devices increasingly require a combination of low-power sensing capabilities and high-performance processing," said Tadaaki Yamauchi, vice president of the Core Technology Business Division at Renesas Electronics Corporation. "Through our collaborative

Geometric Limited announced the addition of automated manufacturing support for SOLIDWORKS® MBD 2016 technical communication software, which provides product manufacturing information (PMI) and geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T) instructions in 3D, to its CAMWorks® 2016 CNC machining application. These new capabilities for the joint SOLIDWORKS/CAMWorks CAD/CAM platform further streamline design and production processes, enabling a seamless transition from design to manufacturing for the first time in SOLIDWORKS design environments, as well as supporting drawingless design and manufacturing by eliminating the need to generate, store, and maintain 2D engineering drawings. Available through an upcoming, second-quarter 2016 point release of CAMWorks 2016 software, which is fully associative to SOLIDWORKS 3D design geometry as a certified SOLIDWORKS Gold Partner, these new CAMWorks MBD-related capabilities will enable manufacturers to obtain the information required to machine a part—including tolerances, thread data, surface finishes, and other and GD&T information previously only available on a drawing—from the SOLIDWORKS

Fujitsu today reported profit for the period attributable to owners of the parent of 5.2 billion yen, representing a deterioration of 22.3 billion yen from the third quarter of fiscal 2014. Consolidated revenue for the third quarter of fiscal 2015 was 1,166.9 billion yen, essentially unchanged from the third quarter of fiscal 2014. Revenue in Japan decreased 1.5%. Although revenue in Japan from system integration services increased, revenue from PCs and server-related products decreased. Revenue outside of Japan rose 1.2%. Revenue from the Mobilewear sub-segment increased. Fujitsu recorded an operating profit of 14.0 billion yen, down 19.1 billion yen from the third quarter of fiscal 2014. The decline was the result of recording 17.6 billion yen in business model transformation expenses for strengthening business fundamentals in the EMEIA region, such as expenses relating to the closure of a product development facility in Europe. Net financial income was 2.5 billion yen, down 2.9

The latest version of the Mould and Die CAD/CAM system, VISI, will be presented at a trade show In Northern Italy which focuses on the tools and technology sector for metal workings. The SamuEXPO combines three different events – SamuMetal, SamuPlast and SubTech; with each event providing the chance for exhibitors to find the latest technology and innovations in their sector. Vero Solutions srl, the direct Italian reseller of VISI CAD/CAM software, will be attending the show, which runs from 3rd – 6th February 2016 at Pordenone in Northern Italy.  The main focus of attending is to showcase the latest VISI software which has two versions released each year. The new VISI 2016 R1 release introduces a number of new product features, with the continued focus on solutions for plastic moulds, sheet metal and die. Major enhancements include a graphical interface to date with a new toolbars shortcut, commands available directly next to

Global CAD/CAM provider, Vero Software, will demonstrate the latest Edgecam and PartXplore solutions and benefits at the SIMODEC show in France, from 8th – 11th March 2016. SIMODEC is the International Bar Turning Machine Tool Show, which brings together the most important national and international businesses’ in the bar turning, machining and parts production industries. The show attracts many exhibitors from across Europe (mainly France, Germany, United Kingdom, Italy, Switzerland and the Czech Republic). Vero will be exhibiting the latest Edgecam and PartXplore solutions in Hall D, Stand P11 at the ‘Salon international de la machine-outil de décolletage.’ Edgecam, a market leading computer aided manufacturing (CAM) system, will be demonstrating their major new 2016 R1 release. Benefits include the new time-saving pre-finish plunge option, the new ramp cut strategy (which is typically used for turning deep recesses with double-sided turning inserts and extends tool life) and a function used for both milling and