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Advanced Solutions, an Autodesk Platinum Partner and Authorized Training Center (ATC), announces open registration for a two-day virtual event called, The Sky's the Limit with Autodesk 2015 Software. The event will explore the latest enhancements to the Autodesk 2015 portfolio of products for the Manufacturing, Architecture, Engineering, Construction and Infrastructure industries.  The Sky's the Limit with Autodesk 2015 Software virtual event series will begin on Wednesday, June 25, 2014 and run through Thursday, June 26, 2014. Through the registration link, participants will be directed to a dynamic landing page with detailed descriptions of each session, event highlights, presenter headshots and biographies, a full agenda and frequently asked questions. Registered participants will also receive The Sky's the Limit Gift Box, chock full of things to make everyone "whistle while they work." Once the registration is closed and the event opens, event attendees will enter the virtual conference hall and gain access to: 20 live presentations with Autodesk Certified presenters across

Mentor Graphics Corp. today announced that it has acquired Nimbic, Inc., a provider of Maxwell-accurate, 3D full-wave electromagnetic (EM) simulation solutions. Nimbic's high-performance high-end simulation capability and ability to accurately calculate complex electromagnetic fields will expand and strengthen Mentor's chip-package-board simulation portfolio. "Nimbic's world-class 3D electromagnetic simulation solutions for signal integrity, power integrity, and EMI (electromagnetic interference) analysis are used by numerous leaders in the electronics industry to address their enterprise-wide challenges for chip-package-board design," said Raul Camposano, CEO, Nimbic, Inc. "Nimbic's recognized solutions enable the industry to cope with increasingly higher-end complexity. We see joining Mentor Graphics as a natural fit with its own leadership in PCB and package systems design, global footprint, and extensive network of enterprise customers. We view this transaction as very positive for our customers, our employees, and the industry as a whole." "Mentor Graphics is already the recognized leader in PCB systems design with our flagship Xpedition flow

 PDF Key takeaways:  The new Solid Edge ST7 revision delivers over 1300 user-requested enhancements Luxion’s KeyShot for advanced rendering and lighting technology will be bundled into Solid Edge ST7 Siemens PLM Software’s Karsten Newbury, Senior Vice President and General Manager of Mainstream Engineering Software, opened Solid Edge University 2014 on May 13. The two-day event brings together Solid Edge users, called “Edgers,” industry analysts, press, resellers, third-party software vendors, and the Siemens Solid Edge team to share product and business news, introduce the latest version of the software, Solid Edge ST7, and conduct informational and training classes. This year’s theme was “Re-Imagine What’s Possible.” To exemplify the theme, Mr. Newbury highlighted a list of industrial companies around the world that use Solid Edge for product design. Bringing together both art and science, the Swiss ski manufacturer STÖCKLI develops and manufactures precision custom skis that have delivered podium wins for many world-class skiers. Hutton Technologies,

Trimble today announced Trimble® Field Link 2.20, the latest version of its software for management of layout tasks associated with building construction. The new release extends field layout capabilities for contractors and field teams, providing task-based workflows, customizable views, and a touch-screen user interface designed to optimize the information presented.  To find the exact location of a point in the field, users can now visualize where they are inside the 3D model relative to the layout point in their Trimble Field Link software, giving a more intuitive, realistic 3D perspective viewpoint and making it easier to navigate to the selected point.  Trimble Field Link Version 2.20 encompasses updates to Trimble Field Link for MEP and Trimble Field Link for Structures field software, which now include augmented 3D model support, and an enhanced in-model perspective layout view for a more productive and realistic field layout experience. Trimble Field Link also provides users with better visualization, navigation and rendering of building models, as

DeSL announces that Turkish based fashion brand and retailer COLIN’s, has selected and implemented DeSL's PLM solution. Established in Istanbul in 1983, COLIN’s has grown to become a leading fashion brand and has expanded to 670 stores in 32 countries.  Following a detailed and comprehensive evaluation of the global PLM market, COLIN’s selected the DeSL PLM solution to help support the Company’s growth plan to achieve 1,200 stores and presence in 50 countries within a five year timescale. COLIN’s were impressed with the DeSL PLM solution on a number of levels. Firstly, the breadth of the solution to support not only the full design and development process, but also detailed process management across purchase order management, order placement, supplier management, sample management, manufacturing and quality control. Additionally, the ability of the system to manage supplier quotations, pricing, document management to full collaboration across the product lifecycle, gave assurance to COLIN’s that

MathWorks today announced that the Swedish National Infrastructure for Computing (SNIC) has selected MATLAB and MATLAB Distributed Computing Server as vehicles to enable researchers at all Swedish universities to utilize resources at the national data centers for high-performance computing (HPC) and to more effectively collaborate with colleagues across the country. SNIC is a national research infrastructure created to provide a balanced and cost-efficient set of resources and user support for large-scale computation and data storage. With data centers located at six key research universities, SNIC meets the needs of researchers from all scientific disciplines through an open-application procedure to ensure that the best research is supported. Starting in April, MATLAB Distributed Computing Server will be available in SNIC’s six data centers, allowing researchers to run their computationally intensive MATLAB® programs on SNIC’s high-performance computing clusters. Researchers will be able to develop parallel MATLAB applications on their own computers and then scale them to SNIC’s infrastructure from within the MATLAB

Delcam is delighted to announce that precision engineering specialist Impcross has standardised on the company’s software for its future design and programming needs.  The order for multiple seats of Delcam’s PowerSHAPE design software, and the PowerMILL and FeatureCAM programming systems was confirmed during the recent MACH exhibition. Impcross, which is based in Stroud in Gloucestershire, has grown into a world-class centre of precision engineering over more than twenty years.  It makes high-precision components in an array of materials, for the aerospace, automotive, autosport, military and petro-chemical industries.  The company has built up a wide range of equipment, including eleven three- and five-axis Matsuura mills, two DMG DMU five-axis machining centres, and turning and turn-mill equipment from Hitachi-Seiki, Mori-Seiki, MHP and Romi, plus high-precision grinding and jig-boring machines. "At Impcross, we focus on providing our customers with a winning blend of accuracy and excellence,” claimed Operations Manager, Steven Arnold.  "We offer quality, speed

ThingWorx™ today announced new and expanded sales leadership. Jason Dietrich, Senior Vice President, Global Sales and David Westrom, Senior Vice President, Global Business Development will lead further expansion of ThingWorx go-to-market activities to address increased demand for the innovative ThingWorx® IoT application platform. ThingWorx offers an innovative platform for rapidly developing and deploying applications that realize the opportunity and value presented by the Internet of Things economy. ThingWorx’s simplified and unified approach to IoT applications enables companies to iteratively innovate business processes significantly faster than conventional methods and tools, thus accelerating time to value, minimizing cost and risk, and transforming how products, people, and systems connect and interact. “In response to strong demand and rapid growth in all markets we serve, driven in-part by the market reach and financial resources of PTC, we are accelerating the build-out of our global organization,” stated Russ Fadel, president, ThingWorx. “Jason and Dave bring over 30 years

Cimatron Limited announced today that the 2014 GibbsCAM International Reseller Conference was the largest conference to date. Held in Las Vegas, NV, Gibbs established itself as a worldwide presence with representatives of nearly 20 different countries in attendance. The event was attended by both the Gibbs' worldwide team of Resellers and Cimatron subsidiaries from China, Germany, India, Israel, Italy, and Korea. This was Gibbs' 24th annual Reseller conference. Attendees were give a sneak preview of GibbsCAM 2015, including a look at GibbsCAM UKM (Universal Kinematic Machine), a next generation, open-machine architecture release of GibbsCAM, which allows for programming, post processing and machine simulation of both the latest generation as well as future generations of multi-axis CNC machines. GibbsCAM UKM represents a dramatic improvement in the flexibility of programming a wide range of machines, whether Multi-Task Machines, Swiss-style, or 5-Axis mills with rotary and right angle heads. Improvements extend to include tooling, fixturing, simulation, and post processing,

Dassault Systèmes today announced that its advanced 3D design and simulation software was used to recreate the technological and engineering innovations of WWII as a part of the seventieth anniversary of D-Day and the Invasion of Normandy. To safeguard the memory of some of the remarkable engineering achievements of D-Day and preserve it for future generations, Dassault Systèmes’ Passion for Innovation Institute embarked on an ambitious reconstruction project, the results of which can be seen at http://www.3ds.com/dday/. Much of the hardware deployed on D-Day was part of a huge effort among the Allies to develop the weapons, airplanes, landing crafts and other innovations that could turn the tide of the war. Each invention had the promise of tipping the balance toward victory. A beach assault required the engineering of wholly new ways to land an invading army, along with the necessary gear and supplies that the operation entailed. Some of the innovations engineered for that