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Editor's Picks: April 26-May 2, 2018

By Anthony J. Lockwood  

May 3, 2018

Each week, DE’s Editor at Large, Tony Lockwood, combs through dozens of new product releases and uses his years of engineering industry knowledge to choose a few products and services that he thinks will help engineers innovate by working smarter and more efficiently.

One of the picks will be chosen as DE’s Editor’s Pick of the Week:

BETA CAE Systems Releases v18.1.1 of its CAE Software Suite

Elysium Announces CADdoctor for Autodesk Moldflow 2019

IPG Automotive Releases Version 7.0 of its CarMaker Product Family

ModuleWorks Debuts ModuleWorks 2018.04

 

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About Anthony J. Lockwood

Anthony J. Lockwood

Anthony J. Lockwood is Digital Engineering's founding editor. He is now retired. Contact him via [email protected].

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