Digital Engineering July/August 2023
The July/August issue of Digital Engineering focuses on innovations in electronics design, including cloud-based ECAD, electronic toy design, PLM for electronics, quality control in 3D printing, and a review of the BOXX APEXX S3 workstation.
August 1, 2023
Inside This Issue:
Subscription-Based Software: The New Normal?
Licensing models are slowly changing to be subscription based across the industry. But many organizations still use perpetual licensing.
SaaS Gains Ground in ECAD
Simulation drives ECAD to subscription.
Playful Magic and Functional Esthetics
Incorporating electronics to raise the bar for toys and accessories.
How Well Can PLM Support Electronics Developers?
Until now, PLM has made limited inroads into the electronics design and development sector.
Production-grade AM Gets Quality Boost
Advances in artificial intelligence, in-situ monitoring and process control are picking away at longstanding concerns about additive manufacturing part quality, but more work needs to be done.
Choosing the Right Computing Options for Enhanced Workflows
Getting the ideal hardware for your engineering applications isn’t just about the price tag.
Top Performance Winner: BOXX APEXX S3
The latest workstation from BOXX beats the performance of its predecessor.
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Latest News
MathWorks Advances Software-Defined Workflows with NVIDIA’s Help
Developers can use their existing MATLAB Algorithm Codebase to develop and deploy AI-enabled applications via the NVIDIA Holoscan platform.
AI in Design: In Need of New Hardware
New hardware options are emerging to support artificial intelligence use cases.
Can AI Eat Itself?
Looks like synthetic training data is here to stay—it's something engineering organizations should keep a close eye on.
Sustainable Packaging Requires an Innovative Data-Driven Ecosystem
Sustainable packaging is a complex challenge that cuts across several evolving manufacturing developments.
Dyndrite Awarded for LPBF Qualification
Efforts to bring documented improvements to metal 3D printing operational qualification.
Centric Debuts SOLIDWORKS PDM Connect 1.0
The new SOLIDWORKS PDM Connect 1.0 connector links files from SOLIDWORKS PDM to Centric PLM and automates the export of native ...
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