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NEW: December 2021 NX Release Update

December 10, 2021

An update becomes available to you TODAY. See here for what’s new to the next generation of design inside NX!

By William Chanatry
6 MIN READ

NEW: June NX Release Details

June 21, 2021

Get in here to see what’s new to the next generation of design!

By William Chanatry
7 MIN READ

Discover NX with the NEW “Tip of the day” feature

January 25, 2021

The latest release of NX 3D CAD now helps the user discover additional useful information within the software, through the…

By Julianne Bass
2 MIN READ

NEW: NX December release details

December 11, 2020

The latest release of NX is here. See here to find out what’s new to the world’s most powerful and flexible CAD software.

By William Chanatry
7 MIN READ

New NX Before the New Year: Latest NX release details

December 13, 2019

The latest NX update enables you to create better designs faster and with greater confidence. Provides you deeper design understanding…

By William Chanatry
5 MIN READ

What’s Coming to Visualization and Rendering

June 20, 2019

Patti Longwinter who leads the Visualization, Rendering, and Virtual Reality areas of NX, took the time to discuss with us what we can expect from the upcoming release of NX. Patti details the virtua…

By William Chanatry
< 1 MIN READ

What’s Coming to Mold Design

January 14, 2019

 Daks  Azhagappan (NX Tooling Product Manager)  sits down with us to discuss some of the new functionality that you can expect coming to the latest release of NX in the mold design sp…

By William Chanatry
< 1 MIN READ

What’s Coming to Design

January 2, 2019

With every new release of NX, you can expect industry leading technology and solutions. Tod Parrella (NX Design Product Manager) is one of the many here within the NX organization who help create the…

By William Chanatry
< 1 MIN READ

What’s Coming to Assemblies

December 28, 2018

Assemblies is coming with all new functionality. In the latest release of NX you can expect joints in assemblies. Joints are specifically focused on motion. For futher explanation and introducti…

By William Chanatry
< 1 MIN READ