Factory-simulation software is so sophisticated, it is now possible to simulate individual tools used during the production process. In today's highly competitive marketplace, manufacturers use the ...

As manufacturers continue to digitize operations, the market for factory simulation software products is expected to grow 11% annually reaching $4.1 billion in 2030. This number reflects a projected ...

Sintering process simulation software corrects for shrinkage and distortion of binder jet 3D printed parts during sintering, minimizing trial and error Live Sinter ...

In industrial engineering, digital twins—computer models of systems or processes—let scientists try out ideas before finalizing designs. In addition, on the factory floor, twins can model processes in ...

The future of chemistry is in the hands of technology. With the help of emerging technologies, scientists can perform unprecedented feats of discovery and innovation. One such technology is called ...

There’s much to understand about factory simulation software and its capabilities, which include how to determine plant capacity, balance manufacturing lines, manage bottlenecks, solve inventory and ...

This third installment in the golf putter design series moves the process from reverse engineering and additive manufacturing to CAD/CAM software. Turning attention to the role of CAD/CAM software in ...

Digital manufacturing solutions allow battery manufacturers to plan and validate processes before floor implementation As previously examined, the battery pack design process for electric vehicles ...

Getting it right the first time isn’t just a good idea; in manufacturing it’s good business. A few attempts at creation can hold up production, driving up costs and time while tying up expensive ...

Learn how to successfully address the integration of new safety technologies with legacy systems. Find out how to reduce human error with sensors. Get insights into ...