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How to stay within ITAR’s rigid boundaries while straddling the cloud’s blurred borders.
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Sticking Up for Lightweight Materials
Use of adhesive-bonded structures increases to enable more manufacturing with lightweight materials.
Read More »Jostling for the Best Position in a Peloton
CFD and wind tunnel test reveal aerodynamically advantageous positions in a group cycling race.
Read More »The Hunt for Invisible Damage
A peek inside the fatigue analysis discipline.
Read More »Renderings that Fool the Eyes and Minds
Digital artists discuss their tools and tricks.
Read More »From Solid Geometry to Responsive AR-VR
The handshake between CAD and visualization engines proves critical to AR-VR development.
Read More »Generating Collaboration at GM and Adidas with Generative Design
A look at two generative design partnerships between manufacturers and technology vendors show the value of collaboration.
Read More »3D Scanning: Do Your Point Clouds Have a Purpose?
Working with the right level of detail is the key to reverse engineering via 3D scanning.
Read More »LIVE from CAASE18: AI Could Be Easier Than You Think
Data scientist Jerry Overton tells CAASE18 attendees why AI may be easier to implement than you think, and how it can benefit industry 4.0 and digital twin projects.
Read More »Live from CAASE18: Why Engineers Should Care about Blockchain
Blockchain will not and cannot realize its full potential until engineers get involved, according to Dan Robles, a CAASE 2018 keynote presenter.
Read More »Instant Feedback in Simulation
In designer-friendly simulation products, real-time visuals may become a standard feature.
Read More »From Perpetual to On-Demand Licensing
A look at the design software industry’s movement toward usage-based, time-based sales models.
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