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PTC acquires generative design software maker Frustum, TechSoft adds AR-VR support to HOOPS SDK, HP partners with Autodesk for 3D printing workflow, hybrid Centaur-like robot from Bostondynamics and Youbionic

5G network expected to improve AR-VR experience, better industrial IoT apps, and better digital twin applications. ThingWorks developer PTC discusses 5G's impact. ABI Research publishes forecast on 5G network slicing's benefits.

Slated to debut in future versions of the PTC Creo CAD tool, Frustum's AI-based generative design capabilities will make it easier for engineers to innovate product breakthroughs.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Lt. Governor Karyn Polito, local government dignitaries, and PTC executives to host Advanced Manufacturing Showcase.

Engineers are creating more use cases for the industrial internet of things; but what roadblocks do they still need to consider?

A connected PLM environment could be the key to making your digital transformation initiative a success.

With the right tools and best practices, organizations can move the digital thread forward and keep Excel.

PTC Creo 5.0, PTC's latest release, offers new features and a wide range of extensions.

The “Smart Manufacturing Platform Ranking” competitive assessment ranked 11 major vendors in the sector: ABB Ability, Bosch IoT Suite, Emerson Plantweb, Fujitsu Colmina, GE Predix, Hitachi Lumada, PTC ThingWorx, SAP Leonardo, Schneider Electric EcoStruxure, Siemens Mindsphere and Telit deviceWISE, based on...

Digital artists discuss their tools and tricks.

Simulation software providers are embracing the potential of GPUs to provide faster results and visualization.

The rise of advanced materials and additive manufacturing practices is facilitating new tools and design workflows, making materials information more accessible.

It takes an enormous effort to successfully introduce a disruptive technology to a busy workflow. Is the problem that engineers don’t think they need the new software, or are they just too stuck in their ways—or too busy�...

PTC's Jim Heppelmann made a series of announcements, led by partnerships with ANSYS and Microsoft, that are designed to advance PTC’s transformation.