The Internet of Things
The Future of Electricity: New Technologies Transforming the Grid Edge
Plug in. Switch on. Power. Whether reaching for the on button, recharging our devices or brewing the third pot of coffee for the day, our needs demand vast supplies of power. The simplicity by which we have access to electricity,
... ContinuedUp in the Cloud: Technology and Weather Forecasting
“Hey Siri – is it going to rain this afternoon?” It’s a fairly regular question to hear these days, especially if the neighbours are preparing a barbecue and your washing needs hanging out. We’re device-deep into the smart age of
... ContinuedSofa so Good: the Future of Furniture Technology
Are you sitting comfortably? No really, are you? Since mankind moved out of the Stone Age and onto the chaise lounge, humans have been finding increasingly satisfying ways to park their derrieres. With the digital revolution however, furniture has faced
... ContinuedOut of the Frying Pan, into the Future: Smart Tech in the Kitchen
We’ve got smartphones that connect to our smart cars, which we’ll soon be driving around in our smart cities. The information age isn’t limited to leaving your house, however. Home is where the smart is – and no more so
... ContinuedSix Biggest Tech Trends of 2018
Science never stands still. 2018 has seen tech’s progress march through the year with smart confidence. Here’s what’s made the year’s most notable tech trends. CAD connectivity Can you imagine the digital age without social media? That instant connectivity and
... ContinuedDesigning the World’s First Smart Electric Guitar
Read how Dave McAuld used SOLIDWORKS to create Fusion Guitars, the world’s most advanced electric guitars.
... ContinuedSOLIDWORKS LIVE Event: SOLIDWORKS for Electrical Engineers
Don’t miss this event to learn how SOLIDWORKS Electrical can help you transform the way you design tomorrow’s smart products and systems.
... ContinuedPDM for All: SOLIDWORKS Electrical to PDM Connector
Learn how new tools from SOLIDWORKS will enable engineering teams to work better together to produce the next generation of Mechatronic products.
... ContinuedThe Next is Now at SWW18
In this blog, Kishore Boyalakuntla, Vice President, Product Portfolio Management and SOLIDWORKS brand UX leader, provides a preview of the SOLIDWORKS future technologies that will can enable the new renaissance in Product Design.
... ContinuedNew SOLIDWORKS Ecosystems Help Accelerate Innovation, Improve Bottom Lines
At SOLIDWORKS, not only do we focus on creating great products, but we invest significant time understanding and nurturing engineering and product ecosystems. SOLIDWORKS ecosystems take the complex interactions between several disciplines such as design (MCAD and ECAD), manufacturing, service,
... Continued4 Questions You Need to Answer Before Beginning IoT Design
We have the technology to connect any device, but should we? SOLIDWORKS CEO Gian Paolo Bassi shares his approach to designing for the Internet of Things.
... ContinuedWhat my thermostat taught me about experiential design
Those who attended SOLIDWORKS World may recall our mission to help the SOLIDWORKS community move beyond creating products and into the realm of designing experiences. Thanks to trends like big data and the Internet of Things, products can be so
... ContinuedRecently in…Sports Tech
Over the next month, football (soccer to folks in the United States) fans will be fixated on the drama unfolding in Brazil. Leading up to the international tournament, a large amount of discussion has focused on technology. In each of
... ContinuedDesigning for the Internet of Things—Focusing on Governments and Systems
In the first part of our series on designing for the Internet of Things, we mentioned that it’s estimated that by the year 2020, somewhere between 50 and 100 billion devices will be connected to the “Internet of Things”—the phrase
... ContinuedDesigning for the Internet of Things—Focusing on the Business
In the first part of our series on designing for the Internet of Things, we mentioned that it’s estimated that by the year 2020, somewhere between 50 and 100 billion devices will be connected to the “Internet of Things”—the phrase
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