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Siemens and Desktop Metal, Inc., global leaders in digitalization and additive manufacturing technologies, announced a multi-faceted partnership aimed at accelerating the adoption of additive manufacturing for production applications with a focus on the world’s largest manufacturers.

Siemens solution helps ELISE customers to reduce product development times by 80 percent or more.

Classic modeling procedures like blending, offsetting and tapering work time and again in Parasolid without fail.

Conducting extensive research into the integration of CAD systems with domain-specific libraries, AMC Bridge continues to deliver high-quality solutions for the industry. Our latest Revit® to Kineo™ technology demonstration of interfacing the main Autodesk® Revit® system with the Siemens Kineo™ software is developed to present a potential solution to path planning problems.

One of the components of Convergent Modeling is Reverse Engineering. It encompasses a new tab in the Solid Edge interface that also includes the Select and Plane tools as well as Curves and Surfaces. The idea behind Reverse Engineering is that you can take 3D scan data in the form of an STL file, clean up the data, group face types by color, and then create faces over the selections. Finally, you use surfacing operations to enclose a solid. There are automated and manual options so that you can always get your work done.

Product development often involves sourcing foreign CAD data from other design teams and suppliers; reuse of this data is vital when cost pressures and tight schedules drive production, yet proprietary data formats force designers to spend countless hours in rework. The industry-leading migration tools within Solid Edge ST9 deliver even more power and value with advancements in Solidworks drawing migration. In this demonstration we’ll see how the Solidworks Data Migration Tool maintains the native design intelligence within 3D models and their association to 2D drawings.

 

Siemens held its December-quarter earnings call this morning and, not surprising, CD-adapco was a headline topic. From Siemens CEO Joe Kaeser, during his opening remarks: