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What Will Digital Twins Look Like in 5 Years?
December 8, 2023A clear definition and view of the technology is only now taking shape.
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Will AI Replace the Design Engineer?
November 20, 2023Experts suggest the answer is still very much to the contrary as human strengths complement the technology.
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Twin Tech and the Smart City: A Natural Pairing?
October 19, 2023The question is whether the digital twin can take the smart city into the mainstream.
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Delivering on Device Traceability
September 18, 2023Can PLM deliver the traceability needed by medical device providers?
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What Will Digital Twins Look Like in 5 Years?
December 8, 2023A clear definition and view of the technology is only now taking shape.
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Will AI Replace the Design Engineer?
November 20, 2023Experts suggest the answer is still very much to the contrary as human strengths complement the technology.
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Twin Tech and the Smart City: A Natural Pairing?
October 19, 2023The question is whether the digital twin can take the smart city into the mainstream.
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Delivering on Device Traceability
September 18, 2023Can PLM deliver the traceability needed by medical device providers?
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PLM-Supported Electronics: How Well Can PLM Support Electronics Developers?
August 9, 2023Until now, PLM has made limited inroads into the electronics design and development sector.
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Utilities Get Digitized
July 21, 2023XR and gaming technologies breathe new life into the power sector.
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Is AI Ready to Make Autonomous Vehicles a Reality?
June 8, 2023Automotive OEMs are bringing the power of artificial intelligence to the development of self-driving cars.
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How to Move Your PLM Processes to the Cloud
May 8, 2023Shifting to a cloud-based PLM approach requires asking some tough questions.
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How to Optimize Manufacturing Capacity
April 6, 2023Use of virtual manufacturing networks has potential to lead to greater agility and resilience in the long run.
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Digital Twin Builds Better Robots
March 9, 2023With digital twin technology, engineers can develop, deploy and monitor robots in manufacturing and warehouse applications.
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How to Increase Supply Chain Transparency and Control
February 1, 2023Digitally modeling the supply chain can improve visibility and performance.
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XR Brings Greater Clarity to Automotive Design
January 19, 2023While the technology is still evolving, it also offers a lot of possibilities to automakers.
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Digital Twin’s Evolving Footprint
December 9, 2022Keep an eye on key technologies and on the tighter linkage of the physical and digital worlds.
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A Digital Answer to Supply Chain Disruptions
October 27, 2022Organizations must readjust how they run their supply chains to ensure smooth operations.
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How to Secure Your Digital Thread
October 21, 2022Though digital threads benefit organizations, they also pose several security concerns.
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Simulation’s Answer to Connected Car Complexity
September 29, 2022The path to adopting advanced multiphysics design practices is complicated and multifaceted.
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Can AI Eat Itself?
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