It’s not long now until PTC Live Global 2015 gets started ( 7th – 10th June to be precise). It’s the largest event dedicated to education and networking around PTC and PTC products. But, if you want to know even more reasons why you should attend this year’s event, here is our top five:
If you’re anything like us, you’ll be excited to hear that the latest version of PTC Mathcad is here. PTC Mathcad Prime 3.1 has now been launched (and it comes complete with some nice additional features and functionality too). Here are our favourite three updates that we think your should know about.
To understand the impact of digitisation on manufacturing, we first need to understand exactly what we mean by ‘digitisation’ in a product design and development context.
Routing cables and pipes can be a long and complicated element to product design, and with products becoming more and more complex, it’s important that your design process for piping and cables is optimised and as quick and easy as possible. Enter the PTC Creo Piping and Cabling Extension, or PCX. Create routed systems with ease, either directly into a 3D environment, or driven by a 2D schematic.
We’ve been talking a lot on the blog recently about the new release of Creo – PTC Creo 3.0. We’ve looked at the exciting opportunities made possible with the new UNITE technology and explored improvements made to help during concept design development with Creo 3.0.
We’ve talked quite a bit in recent months about the challenges of working in a multi-CAD environment. We also talked about the benefits to organisation of being able to overcome these challenges.
Formula Student - a testing ground for future engineers - took place last weekend at Silverstone, 9th-13th July 2014.
Modern manufacturers demand technology that allows their engineers to be agile, flexible and efficient and PTC has certainly delivered with Creo 3.0. Last week, we had the pleasure of showcasing this innovative new software to our customers at the UK launch event in Solihull, demonstrating how the new features and functionality work in practice.
We’re all looking forward to supporting Formula Student this year. It on from 10th- 13th July, all held at Silverstone. Once again, we’re going to be sponsoring the event and we’ll be there all weekend to watch the action unfold.
For a young engineer, being part of a Formula Student team is ideal chance to show-off your skills in terms of technical ability and design. Additionally, it also gives engineers the opportunity to practice and develop their business skills, including ability to work in a team, managing a project, presenting, and budgeting – essential skills for entering into industry.