PTC Teams with NVIDIA to Unite Design and Robotics Simulation by Connecting Onshape to NVIDIA Isaac Sim
PTC (NASDAQ: PTC) today announced a new robotics design-to-simulation workflow that connects PTC's cloud-native Onshape® computer-aided design (CAD) and product data management (PDM) platform with NVIDIA Isaac Sim open simulation framework. The workflow is being introduced at NVIDIA GTC 2026 to demonstrate how teams can simulate robot designs while maintaining a single source of truth, enabling time savings, reduced errors, and accelerated development, while also supporting physical AI through downstream robotic training in NVIDIA Isaac Lab.
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Tech Soft 3D Launches HOOPS AI: The First AI Framework to Bring Machine Learning into CAD Applications
Tech Soft 3D, the world leader in providing engineering software development toolkits (SDKs), officially launches HOOPS AI, the first framework purpose-built to unlock AI and machine learning for CAD data.
TPG to Acquire PTC’s Industrial Connectivity and IoT Businesses
PTC (NASDAQ: PTC) and TPG, a leading global alternative asset management firm, today announced a definitive agreement under which TPG will acquire PTC’s Kepware® industrial connectivity and ThingWorx® Internet of Things (IoT) businesses (the “businesses”).
Synopsys Receives Final Regulatory Approval to Close Planned Divestitures of Synopsys Optical Solutions Group and Ansys PowerArtist
Synopsys, Inc. (Nasdaq: SNPS) announced that it has received approval from all necessary authorities to proceed with the planned, previously-announced divestitures of the Optical Solutions Group and PowerArtist businesses to Keysight Technologies, Inc.
Engineering and manufacturing organizations continue to face challenges when managing large repositories of 3D models, including manual shape comparison, inconsistent similarity assessments, and the time‑consuming navigation of extensive part libraries. Traditional CAD search and manual similarity methods rely heavily on metadata, naming conventions, or subjective human judgment—approaches that do not scale and often produce inconsistent results.
AMC Bridge’s latest technology demonstration, Similar Parts Search, explores how combining artificial intelligence (AI) with advanced 3D geometric processing can address these challenges and significantly improve the discovery, reuse, and evaluation of structurally similar parts across engineering workflows. By leveraging learned geometric representations of 3D models, the POC enables consistent, geometry‑aware similarity detection across large repositories, independent of how parts are named or categorized.
When the founders of AMC Bridge formed our company a quarter century ago, we wanted to help clients with digital transformation – but we realized that technical know-how alone wasn’t enough. We had to develop a deep understanding of our customers – their ambitions, their competition, their existential challenges. What we’ve learned from hundreds of clients while engineering their software ecosystems holds true across enterprises. To move decisively, modern organizations need a secure, open platform that connects data, automates high-value work, and gives stakeholders clear, current context for their next moves.
As engineering software evolves toward increasingly complex, connected, and computation‑heavy workflows, development teams face a pressing challenge: how to build 3D solutions that remain robust, interoperable, and scalable today and in the future.
Addressing this challenge, Siemens Digital Industries Software and AMC Bridge co‑hosted the live webinar "Unlock Next Generation 3D Software: Getting Started with Parasolid," offering a deep look into how Parasolid empowers modern 3D applications and how AMC Bridge helps companies implement it successfully.
As software vendors modernize their 3D platforms, transitioning to a reliable and widely adopted geometry kernel becomes essential for improving modeling accuracy, streamlining development, and accelerating innovation. To support organizations on this journey, Siemens Digital Industries Software and AMC Bridge hosted a joint webinar focused on Parasolid implementation. Discover how vendors can speed up product development by leveraging a PLM Components–based ecosystem and collaborating with engineering teams experienced in advanced geometry workflows.