COVID-19

The grant is targeted at producing safe and effective 3D printed personal protective equipment.

Three finalists selected from more than 200 entries

Autodesk, Intel Join Effort to Reboot Manufacturing in California

Siemens leverages hardware and software portfolio to help manufacturers promote workplace distancing.

Robotics and the technology that drives them have stepped up to the plate to assist health care workers and patients.

A clear-headed data strategy the key to building predictive models.

On Day Two of CAASE20 Virtual Conference, analysts propose use of simulation governance to cope with engineering in the socially distanced era

Presenter argues investment in R&D during the crisis is the key to beat competition

Solver made for advanced fluid dynamics simulations.

Webinar will focus on how to enhance safety, efficiency in light of COVID-19.

Private citizens and corporate enterprises are turning to 3D printing to buttress the limited stock piles of much-needed Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Measure reflects shift to leaner operating model.

In this Special Digital Issue, we take a look at how simulation software, 3D printing, and other technologies can be used to improve the design of medical devices.

In Video News Roundup for May 29, 2020, the Covent-19 ventilator design challenge enters phase II, 3D printing and scanning firm Prototek helps restore Florence Baptistery cathedral door, Autodesk Fusion 360 adds 3D printing tools, 3D Heals virtual conference set for June

GPU-accelerated data visualization and analysis could lead to a better understanding of the virus.