Design cycles are unpredictable. Every engineer, designer, and project manager has a horror story about unforeseen design changes, client requests or malfunctioning technology completely threw their plan off-schedule. What was a carefully crafted timetable suddenly turns into a scramble to deliver a product on time that also has to meet completely new requirements. No, this […]

Last week, PTC announced the upcoming release of Creo Parametric 3.0. Its new features and capabilities will supplement proven technologies from Pro/ENGINEER to help address the most pressing design challenges. Unite Technology The new Unite™ technology will make it easier than ever to use CAD files from a variety of systems directly in PTC Creo […]

According to a recent study by PTC, 37.9% of engineers experienced dramatic or multiple last-minute changes working on a recent project. That means over one-third of engineers require extensive “design agility” as part of their modeling process. “Design Agility” is the quickness, ease and flexibility one has to have in order to make changes in […]

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Have you had your CAD system crash from working on an assembly that is too large?  Do you fire up your CAD files before you leave the office at 5PM so they will be open the next morning?  It doesn’t need to be that way! Effectively and efficiently dealing with extremely large assembly structures (on […]

Creo MCAD – From an Acorn into a Mighty Oak Bruce Bodnyk is a Mechanical Engineering Services Consultant and Instructor for MCAD Software.  He just wrote a very interesting history about Pro/ENGINEER, now Creo, from his perspective as a user. Both long time users of Pro/ENGINEER and those curious about Creo will find this interesting. […]