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Digitally Designing the Factory of the Future
Artificial intelligence also plays a role in building an efficient, economic plant layout for optimal operations.
The new offering enables companies to integrate digital twins for immersive 3D experiences, enhanced decision making, and real-time product control.

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Special Focus Issue: Industrial Manufacturing Solutions
Our Special Focus Issue on industrial manufacturing will take a look at new advances in digital twins, digital manufacturing, and PLM.

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Digitally Designing the Factory of the Future
Artificial intelligence also plays a role in building an efficient, economic plant layout for optimal operations.
Curtiss-Wright Buys Simulation Tech Provider WSC
Global supplier of power plant control room simulation technology to the commercial nuclear and process industries.
Cadence Digital Twin Platform to Enhance Data Center Design
Product intended to Improve energy efficiency with accurate and fast AI-driven digital twins.
Siemens and NVIDIA Expand Collaboration
New product connects Siemens Xcelerator with NVIDIA Omniverse Cloud APIs to build collaborative, real-time, physically based visualization driven by generative AI, companies report.
Capgemini Expands with Unity’s Digital Twin Arm
Plan is to accelerate enterprises’ digital transformation through real-time 3D technology.
2D CAD Remains Popular for Mechanical Design 
Cost savings associated with 2D CAD software versus costs of 3D modeling keeps 2D CAD in the mix for smaller business and those with budget constraints.
Digital Twin Consortium Welcomes SODA.Auto as Member
SODA.Auto plans to collaborate with the consortium’s community to make vehicle development faster and more cost-effective.
Siemens Delivers Thermal Digital Twin Technology
High-fidelity thermal simulation data can be shared in the electronic supply chain while protecting semiconductor OEM’s intellectual property, according to Siemens.
Technology Outlook 2024
DE readers let us know how they are adopting new engineering technology in our annual survey.
ScaleOut Launches Open-Source APIs for Digital Twins
The workbench enables fast development and testing of digital twin applications before deployment.
What Will Digital Twins Look Like in 5 Years?
A clear definition and view of the technology is only now taking shape.
Siemens Launches a Startup Program
The company says it recognized a need for startup companies to get access to some of its higher end, more expensive products.
FREE WEBINAR DEC. 14: Building Shared Context for Effective Digital Twins
In this Rescale webinar, learn how HPC and artificial intelligence can optimize industrial digital twins.
FREE WEBINAR Nov. 16: Digital Twins: Who Needs Them? What Are They for?
In this episode of the DE Roundtable, our experts discuss the opportunities, challenges and hurdles of deploying enterprise digital twins in an engineering environment.
Siemens Announces $500M Manufacturing Investment
A new high-tech manufacturing plant in Dallas-Fort Worth, TX, will produce electrical equipment.



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