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DE Editors · December 2, 2009 · By incorporating 3D printing technology into its design process, Cisco was able to quickly and inexpensively create physical models, maintain design standards, and get products to market on schedule, at one-fifth the cost.
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DE Editors · December 2, 2009 · Sometimes you have to look outside of the box to find the functionality you require.
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DE Editors · December 2, 2009 · EPIC Software uses Okino’s PolyTrans|CAD 3D conversion and optimization tools to make the transition from gargantuan AutoCAD models to Autodesk 3ds Max animations, renderings, and presentations.
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DE Editors · December 2, 2009 · CAD-embedded CFD helps Encore Bits LLC optimize its product designs and compete with larger oilfield drill bit manufacturers.
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DE Editors · December 2, 2009 · Designed to make machining jobs more efficient.
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DE Editors · December 2, 2009 · Company to host AU Extension Dec. 9
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DE Editors · December 2, 2009 · Integrated CAD/CAM software on display this week at Euromold 2009.
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DE Editors · December 2, 2009 · solidThinking 8.0 and solidThinking 8.0 Inspired are being demonstrated.
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DE Editors · December 2, 2009 · Compiled-code Verilog 2001 simulator reduces simulation debug time.
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DE Editors · December 2, 2009 · NVIDIA CUDA architecture now supported directly in the PGI Fortran compiler.
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DE Editors · December 2, 2009 · Precise multi-touch 3D modeler enhances model preparation for simulation.
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DE Editors · December 1, 2009 · Simulation that Will Change the World, Honorable Mention: GE jumps on the green train by modeling a battery with COMSOL Multiphysics.
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DE Editors · December 1, 2009 · Rapid Tech that Will Change the World, First Place: A new treatment from Shriners Hospital uses reverse engineering and rapid manufacturing to help treat cleft palates.
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DE Editors · December 1, 2009 · Simulations that Will Change the World, First Place: Scotland’s Green Ocean Energy is poised to perfect its wave-powered energy-generation system using a suite of analysis and modeling software.
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DE Editors · December 1, 2009 · Designs that Will Change the World, Third Place: Aerostat Wind Turbines has a keen interest in problem solving and an entrepreneurial spirit to raise wind power to a new level.
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DE Editors · December 1, 2009 · Designs that Will Change the World, First Place: Cochlear uses advanced technology to design and develop a breakthrough hearing aid that opens the world of sound to the hearing impaired.
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DE Editors · December 1, 2009 · Designs that Will Change the World, Second Place: In an age in which so many are advocating the demise of the internal combustion engine, Grail Engine Technologies’ design team wants to make it better.
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DE Editors · December 1, 2009 · Designs that Will Change the World, Honorable Mention: This car is a composite of new technologies that promise significant potential benefits, but requires consumers and the automotive industry to accept change.
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DE Editors · December 1, 2009 · Simulation that Will Change the World, Third Place: Sunshine Heart and SIMULIA win third place by optimizing a unique pump design to make sure the human heart continues to beat.
Digital Engineering June 2026
In the latest issue of Digital Engineering, we focus on automotive design innovations, including light and sound simulation, additive manufacturing applications. Our editors head to NVIDIA GTC and RAPID+TCT, and we investigate whether you can…
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