Exploring the: Digital Domain Zone
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- Frugal information and telematics
- Earlier this year, Microsoft showed a basic telematics module called T-Box that it put together with off-the-shelf parts costing about $100.
Article Published: 4/4/2011
- Open Design Language
- The open source licensing model, where users submit improvements to software code that are incorporated in future revisions, has proven to be a successful way to develop advanced, robust code quickly.
Article Published: 4/4/2011
- Fast Turbocharger Design
- TurboMatch software from Concepts NREC (conceptsnrec.com) bridges the gap between engines and turbochargers by allowing users to design and analyze turbochargers optimally matched to a specific engine system.
Article Published: 2/10/2011
- Laser Hardening Made Efficient
- A system for laser hardening drawing punches and other forming tools was developed for a major German automotive manufacturer by CENIT AG (cenit.de), a consultancy with specialization in software.
Article Published: 2/10/2011
- The Five Ubiquities of ERP
- Enterprise resource planning (ERP) keeps transforming as vendors find new ways to solidify this system's standing as the fundamental data backbone of any company. Here are key things to consider.
Article Published: 2/10/2011
- PLM Behind The Scenes
- Must product life-cycle management (PLM) systems be up front and center? No. But by being there it can add assistance for collaboration and design.
Article Published: 11/1/2010
- CAD: Historic, Simple & In The Cloud
- Changes are happening across the spectrum of computer-aided design (CAD) products. Here are three to show improved ease of use, modeling performance, and collaboration capabilities are still the major drivers for revising CAD software.
Article Published: 9/1/2010
- Always ON (And Always Open)
- Continental is deploying the Android operating system to drive forward the connected car—not something that is going to happen in the "future," but may be in your garage by 2013.
Article Published: 5/4/2010
- Looking @ Autodesk 2011
- Robert Kross, senior vp, Manufacturing Industry Group, Autodesk, the developer of design software for engineering and entertainment, raised an interesting point: Why should a CAD package have less awesome images than a $50 game?
Article Published: 5/1/2010
- CAD For The Small, Medium, and Large
- Price, breadth of features, and product lifecycle management are what mostly separate CAD systems in corporate eyes.
Article Published: 3/1/2010