October 18, 2021
Each week, DE’s editors comb through dozens of new product releases and use their combined years of engineering industry knowledge to choose a few products and services that they think 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:
Altair Releases Integrated Simulation and Analysis Portfolio
Autodesk Highlights Fusion 360 Product Design Capabilities
Cadence Accelerates System Innovation with Integrity 3D-IC Platform
Siemens Brings Design Automation to Solid Edge 2022
Theorem Releases CATIA 3DEXPERIENCE 3D PDF v. 24.2
More Altair Coverage
Altair Company Profile
More Autodesk Coverage
Epic Games Teams Up with Autodesk
Their joint goal is to accelerate real-time, immersive design capabilities across industries.
Haas Driver Add-in for Fusion 360 Now Available
The new add-in enables instant-on productivity for users with Haas milling machines.
How Would You Redesign the Star Wars TIE Fighter?
CFD experts run airflow analysis on the iconic ‘Star Wars’ battlecraft to dissect its aerodynamics.
Manufacturing and Design Faces a Huge Skills Gap in the Industry 4.0 Era
Autodesk and ASME report highlights how education and skills training must evolve to address the needs of converging roles over the next decade.
Autodesk to Close Marin County Headquarters and Relocate
The letter stated that Autodesk’s San Rafael office at 111 McInnis Parkway will be closing for good effective Oct. 14.
Autodesk Company Profile
More Cadence Coverage
FREE WEBINAR September 21: Alternatives to Standard RANS Models in Automotive Aerodynamics
In this webinar, learn the difference between standard RANS models, Stress-Omega RSM implementation, and unsteady scale resolving approaches on several representative test cases.
Rainmakers for Autonomous Driving
Simulation improves self-driving vehicles’ performance in hazardous weather.
Digitizing Biology
Use of simulation grows in biomedical sector; technology set to become part of regulatory approval.
Cadence Design to Buy OpenEye Scientific
Under the terms of the definitive agreement, Cadence will pay approximately $500 million in cash.
Cadence to Buy Future Facilities
Future Facilities is known for its data center digital twins.
Cadence Company Profile
More IMAGINiT Technologies Coverage
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Editors’ Picks
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