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Wi-Charge Startup Taps Infrared Technology for Wireless Charging Bid

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Beth Stackpole · January 12, 2018 · Wi-Charge is creating what it calls an “Autonomous Charging” infrastructure, where devices tap into power as they need it to maintain usable power levels and without any kind of human intervention.

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Integrating Legacy Data: A Perennial PLM Pain Point

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Beth Stackpole · January 2, 2018 · Despite a flurry of migration tools and advancements in core PLM platforms, migrating legacy data remains a costly and complex endeavor when modernizing PLM platforms.

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Varjo Sets Sights On Human Eye Resolution for VR

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Beth Stackpole · December 22, 2017 · The startup, which is also working with leading graphics chips manufacturers like NVIDIA and AMD to optimize its viewing experience, claims its display technology is capable of human-eye resolution.

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NASA’s Latest Mission: Optimize Manufacturing of Composites

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Beth Stackpole · December 20, 2017 · The Advanced Composites Consortium (ACC), which includes 13 members, including aerospace manufacturers, university partners, and more recently a single software provider, conducts research focused on the accurate prediction of the strength and life of composite structures, rapid inspection of composites, and efficient development of manufacturing processes.

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HOLISHIP Steers EU Ship Design in New, Optimized Direction

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Beth Stackpole · December 1, 2017 · Multi-partner consortium is collaborating on an integrated platform to support a systems approach to ship design and to encourage greater innovation in the EU maritime industry.

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IoT Analytics: More Hype Than Reality?

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Beth Stackpole · December 1, 2017 · Although predictive maintenance and asset monitoring are among the top IoT use cases gaining traction, leveraging analytics to drive product design is still in the formative stages.

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Materialise Takes the Pain Out of Support Generation for Metal 3D Printing

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Beth Stackpole · November 28, 2017 · The new Materialise e-Stage for Metal software aims to drive market growth by automating the support generation, removal and part finishing processes for titanium, aluminum and stainless steel parts.

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Arena Partners On Data-Driven Sourcing

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Beth Stackpole · November 27, 2017 · Arena is working with Paradata to integrate BOM Advantage, its AI-driven data quality platform, with the Arena PLM platform.

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MyBit Brings Peer-to-Peer Lending to Machine Economy

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Beth Stackpole · November 16, 2017 · The idea is to eliminate financial barriers faced by entrepreneurs and engineers by providing access to untapped capital and ensuring the proper trust and security conventions to support the exchange.

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MATLAB Bolsters Text Analytics to Aid in Predictive Maintenance

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Beth Stackpole · November 14, 2017 · The new Text Analytics Toolbox, a product within the semi-annual MATLAB upgrade, is designed to help engineers extract more value from data, specifically unstructured text.

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Industrial Internet Consortium (IIC) Testbed Advances Smart Factory Predictive Maintenance

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Beth Stackpole · October 26, 2017 · Predictive maintenance, one of the most widely hyped Internet of Things (IoT) use cases, is getting a boost thanks to a testbed conducted by the IIC and its partners, which aims to advance availability and uptime for high-volume manufacturing.

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Future Shock: 3D Printed Bridge Meets Smart Sensors

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Beth Stackpole · October 24, 2017 · Driven by the startup MX3D and backed by the Amsterdam City Council, the proposed 12-meter-long stainless steel bridge will use a smart sensor network from Autodesk and partners.

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COMSOL App Builder Schools Students in Simulation

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Beth Stackpole · October 12, 2017 · The University of Hartford is introducing simulation to the student palette using COMSOL’s Application Builder.

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Shatter Multimaterial Barriers

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Beth Stackpole · October 1, 2017 · New multimaterial 3D printing capabilities usher in more realism to prototypes while advancing the freedom to design and manufacture innovative products.

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Project Management Tool Takes Aim at Product Complexity

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Beth Stackpole · September 26, 2017 · LiquidPlanner, which is Web-based, helps teams organize tasks by priority and work through best case/worst case estimates.

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Autodesk Toolkit Takes Pain Out of IoT Discovery

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Beth Stackpole · September 22, 2017 · By teaming up on an IoT toolkit solution, Autodesk and Electric Imp are providing key pieces to facilitate and simplify IoT product discovery and implementation in a single purchase, supported through resources by both partners.

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Siemens Accelerates Automated Driving Solutions Via TASS Acquisition

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Beth Stackpole · September 6, 2017 · TASS is best known for its PreScan physics-based platform used to simulate and model advanced sensor systems.

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Velvet-Like Material Boasts Thermal Management Strengths

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Beth Stackpole · August 23, 2017 · KULR is now looking to push its material for more mainstream consumer and industrial applications, including for wearables devices and other electronics, medical equipment, even commercial and industrial robots.

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Humans Play Crash Test Dummy Role for Autonomous Vehicle Testing

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Beth Stackpole · August 15, 2017 · Standard crash test dummies weren’t optimal for testing the automated braking systems.

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AMD Rounds Out Ryzen Family for HPC

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Beth Stackpole · August 1, 2017 · The AMD Ryzen 3 1300X and AMD Ryzen 3 1200 CPU come equipped with quad-core unlocked performance making them suitable for gaming and sophisticated computing applications, including 3D modeling, rendering and simulation.

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