Self-Sailing Ships: The New Way to Travel the Seven Seas
Ever since humanity crawled from the oceans it seems we have been fixated with returning to them. From humble vine-bound wooden rafts to town-sized liners transporting thousands of holidaying guests at a time, it’s fair to say that, as a
... ContinuedFinding New Ways to Leverage Data Throughout the Enterprise
Find out how SOLIDWORKS Distributed Data Management solutions can help you maximize the value or your product data by leveraging it throughout the enterprise.
... ContinuedSOLIDWORKS xDesign Challenge Submission: Ethan Kinney
Find out what was the inspiration behind our next SOLIDWORKS xDesign Challenge submission by Ethan Kinney.
... ContinuedSOLIDWORKS Electrical Allows for a More Precise Bill of Material
The term manufacturer takes on many meanings. For a lot of us along the gulf coast, that participate in the oil and gas and marine industries, it usually means custom, low-volume solutions, generally with short lead times. Busy manufacturing floors,
... ContinuedSOLIDWORKS xDesign Challenge Submission: David Furry, Thunder Scientific
In this blog, we profile David Furry, one of the participants in the SOLIDWORKS xDesign Challenge.
... ContinuedFind Out Why You Should Attend a SWUGN Technical Summit
SOLIDWORKS User Group (SWUGN) Leader Kendra Wardlow explains the benefits of attending a SWUGN Technical Summit.
... ContinuedDesigning and Building the Solar-Powered Car of the Future
Read about how students from Singapore Polytechnic students used SOLIDWORKS to design and build a futuristic two-seater, fiber-composite, solar-powered electric vehicle: SunSPEC5.
... ContinuedChild’s Play: How Modern Toys are Engaging Kids with STEM Subjects
What toys will your child play with during the next school holidays? Chances are they’ll be big, bright and lots of fun. But what’s the future of kid’s toys – and does the increasing digitization of playtime help or hinder
... ContinuedFirst xDesign Challenge Submission: David Antanavige, ULC Robotics
Here’s a look at the first submission from the xDesign Challenge that took place at SOLIDWORKS World in February.
... ContinuedDo You Print in Metal?
It might be the most commonly asked question during my years at GoEngineer, and it was easily my least favorite question to answer. “Do you print in metal?” It may surprise you to learn, but having to answer “no,” or
... ContinuedSunfire GmbH Innovates Clean Energy Technology
Learn how Sunfire GmbH became a leading developer and manufacturer of clean, efficient solutions for off-grid power and heat generation with the help of SOLIDWORKS.
... ContinuedSOLIDWORKS Sponsors DriveWorks World 2018
Learn more about DriveWorks World 2018, which will take place from April 16th-18th, 2018 at The Park Royal Hotel, Cheshire UK.
... ContinuedFrom SOLIDWORKS Design to Manufacture using the 3DEXPERIENCE Marketplace
Described as the Amazon of manufacturing, this end-to-end management of the process will make manufacturing and sourcing of components more convenient than ever before.
... ContinuedEngineering is the key to the future of deep sea exploration
The deep sea is a mysterious place. A place that science knows very little about. Modern engineering is here to change that, with a new wave of sophisticated technology that is allowing us to learn more about the deep sea
... ContinuedRecreating Classic Cars with CAD: Tucker Torpedo Project Update
Get an update on the Tucker Torpedo project with this blog from classic car enthusiast and SOLIDWORKS TTM Mike Sabocheck.
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