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Ease of Use Drives 3D Scanner Adoption in Engineering
August 1, 2014
The 3D scanning market is getting bigger, even as the scanners themselves are getting smaller.
4 Skills for the Internet of Things
August 1, 2014
The Internet of Things may be the next big thing, but engineering groups need to bolster competencies in embedded software, communications, instrumentation and data security to ride the wave of the transformation.
The Race for Light and Strong Parts
July 8, 2014
Luxon MX optimizes its Motocross bike parts to achieve maximum performance with less weight and more strength.
Today’s Oscilloscopes Do Multiple Duties
July 1, 2014
Oscilloscopes are morphing into multi-domain instruments that tout modern-day user interfaces -- complete with touch and support for gestures.
A Map to Simulation on the Cloud
July 1, 2014
There are many routes to take, depending upon your compute needs.
The CAD Interoperability Monster Still Lurks
July 1, 2014
Validation tools may offer a way to tame it.
HP Z1 G2 All-in-One Workstation Review
July 1, 2014
HP updates the first all-in-one workstation to release the HP Z1 G2.
Virtual Reality: A Powerful Engineering Tool
July 1, 2014
Not just for gamers, 3D immersion offers new perspectives for design success.
Simplify FEA Simulation Models Using Planar Symmetry
July 1, 2014
This classic simplification method can help create faster simulations and analysis.
PTC 2014: This is Not Your Father’s CAD Company
June 20, 2014
PTC sets its sights on the Internet of Things (IoT).
Engineering Design Partnership Yields Progeny and Progeny X2 Analyzers
June 20, 2014
When Rigaku Raman Technologies wanted to design the next-generation material analyzer, they partnered with Boston Device Development (BDD) to incorporate all the needed ingredients, plus create the right synergy with their own personnel.
Gliding into the Past: Dassault Systemes Recreates Operation Overlord
June 16, 2014
With virtual models, Dassault Systems and NOVA collaborated to create the D-Day landing known as Operation Overlord.
Engineering at the 2014 World Cup
June 13, 2014
As we cheer on our favorite World Cup teams, it's worth a look at the serious science and engineering at play behind all of that fancy footwork.
Tuna Robot Navigates Biomimicry Waters
June 12, 2014
Biomimicry, 3D modeling and simulation tools used to create robotic tuna.
Simulation Drives Automobile Electronics
June 1, 2014
Simulation software gives insight into battery and MEMS-based device design.



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