Prototype Manufacture

CubeSat, a TubeSats deployer, was developed via additive manufacturing using Windform XT 2.0 composite material.

The company has recently invested in additional manufacturing equipment for its American and European facilities to support business growth. 

Siemens announces the Valor IoT Manufacturing Analytics product, a new comprehensive big data and business intelligence platform that monitors and manages global electronics manufacturing operations for accurate, real-time manufacturing utilization and overall equipment effectiveness (OEE).

DMDII's new cyber hub for manufacturing has support of Department of Defense; national hub will allow experimentation on cybersecurity technology for the factory floor.

The data helps validate the performance of hybrid composites, which are of particular interest in aerospace and other industries where the goals of lighter weight and lower cost are driving material innovation.

When the tools for the job proved too cumbersome, this engineer re-engineered his tools and used production-grade 3D printing for the final part.

3D printers are poised to become a mainstay of factories.

Keysight PathWave platform enables customers to accelerate innovation and product development from concept through manufacturing and deployment.

Discovery Live from ANSYS will enable engineers to simulate designs in real time quickly and more economically, the company reports.

3DXpert for SOLIDWORKS enables Dassault Systèmes’ SOLIDWORKS users to easily prepare and optimize their designs for additive manufacturing.

Cloud-enabled platforms are transforming how business is done, eliciting greater collaboration and integration within companies—and more interactive experiences with consumers.

Post-processing a 3D printed part is still a highly manual operation, but new technologies can help reduce both time and cost.

New desktop system said to rise to a new class of industrial equipment.

If change is constant, then traditional engineering workflows must change.

OPTIS, a global virtual prototyping company, and Lucid Motors, a luxury mobility company, are partnering to virtually test the next generation of automotive lighting solutions.