Lifecycle Management

Century Martial Arts using PLM to make sure every product hits

Posted by DEVELOP3D - July 1, 2021

Sports equipment firm using Centric PLM, which has a strong focus on consumer goods industry

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Profiles

Polestar and Ford: New directions in automotive

Posted by Stephen Holmes - April 21, 2021

How R&D is driving big changes at two of automotive's most exciting brands

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Profiles

Vertical Aerospace heads straight up to 3DExperience Cloud

Posted by Stephen Holmes - February 8, 2021

Aim to future proof the full product development with Cloud tools for design through manufacturing

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Profiles

Can-Am Maverick off-road vehicle

Posted by Stephen Holmes - January 11, 2021

A design that combines rugged strength with cutting-edge technology

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Product Design

Polestar adopts Dassault Systèmes Catia

Posted by Al Dean - December 16, 2020

Swedish electric performance brand using Catia for future electric car models

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Simulation

Why is simulation not mainstream yet?

Posted by DEVELOP3D - May 5, 2021

Eight simulation specialists on why analysis and simulation tools have yet to achieve mainstream adoption?

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Profiles

Sunreef Yachts – Plain sailing for simulation

Posted by DEVELOP3D - June 12, 2020

Sunreef Yachts navigate new design approaches, buoyed up by simulation and optimisation technologies

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Hardware

Where’s the Future of 3D interaction?

Posted by Al Dean - July 28, 2008

3Dconnexion has just released details of research they’ve been doing into the return on investment, commercial pay back that can…

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Comment

Beyond the mouse and keyboard

Posted by Greg Corke - August 7, 2008

Recent research shows that dedicated 3D control devices can have a major impact on design, but should we look to…

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CAD

A less sluggish SolidWorks for 2009

Posted by Stephen Holmes - September 19, 2008

Speed was the key selling point at the release of Solidworks 2009, as Dassault Systems were keen to point out…

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