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Paul Caito, Director of the CAE Center of Excellence, Siemens PLM Software As Director of the CAE Center of Excellence, Siemens PLM Software, Paul Caito is responsible for the technical support of the Siemens suite of CAE products including NX CAE and Teamcenter for Simulation. Paul has over 30 years of experience in the field of computer-aided engineering across multiple disciplines including aerospace, automotive, heavy equipment, and consumer products.  He joined SDRC as Project Engineer in 1983 and has held multiple positions at SDRC, EDS, UGS, and Siemens relating to the development, application, and deployment  of CAE tools, workflow development, and process improvement. Paul graduated from the State University of New York at Buffalo with a  bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering and holds a master's degree In Structural Engineering. He is active in the promotion of STEM initiatives in education.

Spatial Corp., provider of 3D development components for manufacturing applications and OMAX Corporation, provider of advanced abrasive waterjet solutions, have combined their technologies to create what could be considered the market’s easiest-to-use 3D tool pathing solution. The new Intelli-CAM™ software tool for OMAX JetMachining® Centers generates 3D tool paths from solid 3D models as well as quickly performs 3D to 2D file conversions. Intelli-CAM incorporates Spatial’s 3D InterOp to import CAD files from a variety of 3D sources, including CATIA, SolidWorks®, Solid Edge, Autodesk® Inventor®, Siemens® NX, Pro/E®, Creo® and much more. Intelli-CAM then applies custom solutions from OMAX and Spatial to convert the geometry into full 3D paths suitable for waterjet cutting. The OMAX JetMachining Center’s controller then uses the 3D paths to automatically apply cutting models using OMAX’s AutoPath functionality, which ensures the most precise part in the least amount of time and with minimal operator involvement. “Helping OMAX expand the 3D capabilities of Intelli-CAM highlights the power

Today, the Altair Partner Alliance (APA) announced that 3-matic STL by Materialise will be available through the program in 2014. This software enables design modification, remeshing, and the creation of 3D textures, lightweight models and conformal structures, all on STL level. 3-matic STL is used to quickly prepare computer-aided design (CAD) files from topology optimization, as well as to clean them up for 3D printing. "We are very pleased to join the Altair Partner Alliance. We believe that our technologies are complementary and thus strengthen each other," said Lieve Boeykens, Brand Manager for Materialise. "We are happy that we can offer Altair's customers a more complete solution when they are working with topology optimization, and look forward to welcoming them as our own customers. Together, Altair and 3-matic STL offer a complete toolbox to materialise topology-optimized files into real parts." With 3-matic STL, design modifications may be made directly on the STL,

Informative Graphics Corporation (IGC®), an Alfresco Technology Partner and a leader in viewing, collaboration and redaction technology, announced the release of its latest Brava!® Enterprise universal viewer for Alfresco One. The new release adds vector viewing, enabling clear, readable document text and high-fidelity viewing of CAD files -- including control of layer states and the ability to view block attributes. This release has been certified by Alfresco for the latest version of Alfresco One, Version 4.2. The Brava Enterprise HTML5 client, the first HTML viewer to support vector, offers crisp views at any zoom level. The zero-footprint Brava viewer runs within a web browser, so users across the enterprise can view and annotate documents on PCs or Macs -- there's no need to install expensive native software on every desktop. This version also allows Brava to be set as the default viewer, providing a consistent viewing experience for users, regardless of how

CAD Technology Center, a leader in developing Autodesk Revit add-ins, announces the release of BIM Project Suite and BIM Manager Suite for Revit 2015. These tools are members of the Revit Express Tools product line. These tools can be accessed as free trials for Revit 2013, 2014 or 2015 from revitexpresstools.com CTC continues to develop add-ins for Revit that automate tasks and save users time. With this release comes the addition of two new free tools, for a total of 23 tools, 10 of which are free. Quick Select and Length Calculator are the two new free tools added to BIM Project Suite. Quick Select allows users to filter a selection of Revit elements by specific categories or parameter values. Length Calculator is designed to assist with calculating a run length for selected duct, pipe, conduit and cable tray elements. Notable New Features: Significantly enhanced user interfaces for BIM List and Cobie2 Link Include content from other

Cellier Activity, a solution provider of the Process Automation Division of ABB France, has chosen Intergraph® SmartPlant® Enterprise to improve the quality of its designs and the overall efficiency in plant operations. As a specialized process engineering company offering its expertise to industries such as paper, paint, lubricants and chemicals, Cellier Activity seeks to increase performance and productivity in its facilities to respond to increasingly demanding markets. The selection of Intergraph solutions includes the applications Intergraph Smart™ 3D, SmartPlant P&ID, SmartPlant Foundation, SmartSketch® and SmartPlant Review. After a benchmark analysis among several vendors, ABB valued SmartPlant solutions features, its contribution to work process improvements and the positive impact in productivity. ABB purchased a set of tools that could provide better integration among disciplines and a holistic approach to executing design, engineering schematics and document management. The company also valued that SmartPlant is based on Microsoft SQL Server and is not a proprietary database. Intergraph's comprehensive

This event is an unprecedented event to celebrate manufacturing in the country and for showcasing the latest trends in manufacturing industry to educate industry leaders and educators. “PROLIM is happy to sponsor and participate in such a great conference to help our current and future customers to focus on shaping the manufacturing and will engage those industry leaders who will solve the challenges in the manufacturing industry,” says Prabhu Patil, President of PROLIM. PROLIM takes the “next-step-change” with THE BIG M event to include a stronger focus on manufacturing and fulfilment. PROLIM has served practitioners, companies, educators and communities across the manufacturing spectrum for more than 10 years. PROLIM is specialized in manufacturing cost reductions from 20 to over 50%, with best practice in engineering and excellent global manufacturing network. The Big M Event aims to provide the practitioners a unified platform to present dynamic, hands on and interactive learning experience within the

Delcam’s PartMaker Division will unveil the 2015 version of its PartMaker CAM software for programming CNC mills, lathes, wire EDM equipment, turn-mill centres and Swiss-type lathes at IMTS 2014 in Chicago from 8th to 13th September on booth E3222, the largest CAM software booth at the show.  Major highlights of PartMaker 2015 include improved support for today’s latest breed of multi-tasking machine tools, more powerful milling and turning functionality and a unique approach to post-processing for multi-axis turn-mill centres and Swiss-type lathes, among other productivity enhancements. "The innovations in PartMaker 2015 further cement the software’s position as the preeminent CAM system on the market for programming of multi-tasking machining applications,” said PartMaker Division President, Hanan Fishman.  "PartMaker 2015 extends support of the product’s patented approach to programming multi-tasking machine tools to support today’s latest breed of multi-function machines.” "Additionally, the power of the machining algorithms driving PartMaker will be enhanced in Version

Delcam will host a workshop on CADCAM developments during CIMES (China International Machine Tool Exhibition) in Beijing from 18th to 22nd June.  The workshop will include demonstrations of new functionality in Delcam’s PowerSHAPE Pro CAD software, in the PowerMILL CAM system and in the PowerINSPECT inspection software.  For the full programme and an invitation, please email \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。 . The 2014 R2 release of PowerSHAPE Pro includes a range of new functionality for the design of products and tooling.  In particular, the new version introduces powerful new tools to make re-engineering complex parts from scanned data faster and easier, plus an option to merge disjointed faces within a solid and so make direct modelling operations more robust.  By offering a combination of solid, surface and direct modelling, together with reverse engineering functionality, PowerSHAPE Pro provides the most comprehensive range of design techniques available in a single

Today from the Commonwealth Center for Advanced Manufacturing (CCAM), an applied research center that provides production-ready manufacturing solutions, Siemens announced more than one billion dollars of in-kind software grants for manufacturing programs at community colleges and universities in Virginia. Students will now have access to the same Siemens product lifecycle management (PLM) software used throughout the global manufacturing industry to design, develop and manufacture some of the world’s most sophisticated products in a variety of industries, including automotive, aerospace, consumer products, medical devices, machinery, shipbuilding, apparel and high-tech electronics.  The series of in-kind grants was established as a result of an industry need for skilled workers and is designed to support the state’s largest industrial employer, Newport News Shipbuilding, a division of Huntington Ingalls Industries, and other companies with local ties such as Rolls-Royce.  The grants are part of ongoing workforce development collaboration among community colleges, universities and organizations like CCAM,