Digital Engineering June 2022

Our June issue focuses on expanding the use of simulation, automation in design, choosing the right manufacturing process, and how to configure an engineering workstation; plus, a look at what is new in AutoCAD 2023.

Inside This Issue:

Limits of FEA Automation

As templates and apps broaden simulation’s reach, experts get a new role.

Expediting Engineering Design via Software

As software-driven automation continually drives the industry forward, expect increased efficiencies and effectiveness.

Countermeasures for the Great Resignation

AR/VR-based training could be the antidote to recruitment and retention blues.

Picking the Right Process 

There is no single solution to choosing the optimal production process, just a tried-and-true method of asking the right questions and leveraging vendor help.

Analytics: The Next Piece of the Digitalization Puzzle

Data collection is not enough; companies must have the right framework and tools in place to gain insights and improve operations.

Matching Engineering to the Workstation  

When selecting from among the new, high-powered engineering workstations on the market, it is all about the workflow.

What’s New in AutoCAD 2023? 

Machine learning tools lead the list of new features.

A Diminutive Powerhouse

We review the new AMD Radeon Pro 6400.

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Latest News

PTC Releases Creo v11, Updates Creo+
This launch enables engineers to enjoy enhancements for electrification, composites, model-based definition, simulation-driven design and manufacturing, the company says.

CADENAS Announces Membership in Industrial Twin Association
The IDTA is the first point of contact for all aspects of the standardized digital twin.

Hexagon Announces Leadership Appointments
Hexagon Asset Lifecycle Intelligence Division appoints senior leadership.

Ingersoll Rand Leads $19M Financing Round for Inkbit
Inkbit will use funding to advance to multifunctional additive manufacturing.

CAD Users Embrace Hybrid Modeling
Subdivision modeling gaining ground in production phase surface modeling.

ESTECO International Users’ Meeting Announces Agenda
The early June meeting, to take place in Italy, includes keynotes from Toyota, Eaton and more.

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