Following the Digital Thread –Part 5 of 8

We’re making great progress with our new bell crank. So far, we have seen it designed, analyzed, and optimized as it progresses along the digital thread. Now it’s on to the build with the help of the…

Connect Students with Real-Life Experience: The PurdueTracer

(This article originally appeared in the Simcenter Blog and was written by @Adolique)

The National Fluid Power Challenge is a series of math and science competitions des…

Following the Digital Thread –Part 4 of 8

“Why would anyone paint a board and leave it in the middle of nowhere?” Because, arguably, the only way to know if the paint will last through two years of weathering is to put it through two years o…

NX Bracket Challenge

This article was originally posted in the NX Design Blog by @PatMcManus

So just one week in to March Madness, and my bracket is toast. Absolute toast. One small consolidation is that …

Following the Digital Thread –Part 3 of 8

Our bell crank has made it into the digital thread, but before we go any further, we want to see if we can make it even better, and lighter. For that, we will need to use technology called “topology …

Interns Wanted! Spend Your Summer As a Global Academic Student Intern!

The Siemens Global Academic Team – the folks who bring you this witty-yet-thoughtful blog, the Learning Advantage Academic Resource Center, support for your favorite student competitions, and grants …

New Book! Simulation of Fluid Power Systems with Simcenter Amesim

Simulation of Fluid Power Systems with Simcenter Amesim, by Nicolae Vasiliu and Daniela Vasiliu from CRC Press illustrates numerical simulation of fluid power systems by theSimcen…

What’s New in Learning Advantage? Plant Simulation – Getting Started!

Surely I’m not the only one who thought all those countless hours playing The Sims would prove to be important to my career? While The Sims might have been great practice for building your dream zill…

Following the Digital Thread –Part 2 of 8

While the digital thread can have operational implications that cross the enterprise, it begins with the design of a product. In this episode, we use the example of a bell crank, a critical component…