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PTC_Creo_3.0_M060Almost every manufacturing segment you can imagine is embracing additive manufacturing these days. Aerospace, medical devices, consumer products, and many others use the technology because it can be a fast, inexpensive way to produce prototypes, tooling, and even production pieces. With the recent announcement that PTC and Stratasys are now working together to make CAD the integration between CAD software and 3D printing (or additive manufacturing) technology will help shape the future of manufacturing in the next five years as more designers and engineers embrace the new technology. But we still have a few barriers to overcome, says Danny Weber, Vice President, Strategy and Strategic Alliances at Stratasys. Stratasys, a leadingWith 3D printing (or more correctly, additive manufacturing), product developers...

PTC Creo 2.0 M180 + HelpCenter MultilanPTC Inc., company specializing in 2D & 3D design software, product lifecycle management (PLM) and service management solutions, has released an new build (M180) Creo 2.0 – the latest release of its revolutionary new generation of product design software. Creo was rolled out in the Fall of 2010. It was, at the highest level of abstraction, a bet-the-company rethink of PTC\’s CAD strategy, based on a recognition that not all users (or enterprises) have the same needs. The reason people (and companies) used CoCreate software was precisely because it was not Pro/E (or any other history-based solid modeler.) CoCreate\’s dynamic modeling (more commonly called direct modeling these days) was comparatively easy to use, especially...