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What’s New in NX for Manufacturing (June 2021) The new, advanced capabilities in the latest NX release enable higher automation at each step of the manufacturing process, improving productivity and reducing production costs. In this blog, you can learn about the new functionality in NX for Manufacturing, our comprehensive software for part manufacturing that includes: NX
Siemens NX Certified for AMD-Powered NVv4 Instances Microsoft’s latest NVv4 instances in Azure redefines what users and businesses can expect from GPU-accelerated virtualized workstation-class desktops. With the announcement that NVv4 is certified for Siemens NX, manufacturing companies who have Siemens at the heart of their design and engineering operations can feel confident in the extended
SIEMENS NX Automation Designer As the complexity of production equipment grows, machine and line builders tasked with the design of his equipment struggle with cost, quality, functionality, and time-to-market. To meet these challenges, they are confronted with increasing interaction and interfaces among the mechanical, fluidic, electrical, and software disciplines that add further complexity to their
Design for Purpose: Micromaterial Modeling using MultiMech Welcome back! I’m glad to see you have an interest in how additive processes can radically decrease manufacturing’s sustainable footprint in nearly every industry. Before diving into MultiMech, let’s review what we’ve previously learned: In the first Design for Purpose Article, I introduced NX lattice structure capabilities for
NX and Solid Edge Interoperability with Solidworks. Looking to make quick and easy changes to your models? Using the new Interoperability functions and workflows within NX and SolidEdge, you can share CAD data whilst maintaining associativity. The changes made to the data in Solid Edge can be reflected seamlessly in NX. This provides
4 steps to move from Perpetual to Subscription license models (CAD, CAx, EDA, Simulation, PLM, etc.) It seems like only yesterday that Perpetual licenses were the only method to purchase Engineering Software; paying a maintenance fee annually was the accepted practice. However, the creeping increase in annual maintenance costs, speed of IT transformation, and the wider