NX Additive Manufacturing

First-year engineering students learn reverse engineering with NX CAD

November 30, 2022

University of Cincinnati’s partnership with Siemens allows freshmen mechanical engineering students to learn NX CAD features early in their engineering career.

By Mollie Gladden

3 MIN READ

NX What’s new live premiere event – Thursday February 10th 2022

January 31, 2022

We’re excited to bring you the first ever live launch of NX. We’re continuing to help our customers create the…

By Jamie Tyler

2 MIN READ

Design for Purpose: Sustainable Innovation

August 12, 2021

This article comes to us from Hannah Pinales. Hannah is a Strategic Student Co-op here on the Product Engineering Software organization here at Siemens Digital Industries. This is the fifth and final article of the series. The previous articles have highlighted the full product development workflow that Siemens DISW equips users with in order to design for sustainable awareness. This article demonstrates how this workflow can bring innovation to part designs.

By Hannah Pinales

4 MIN READ

Design for Purpose: HEEDS Design Exploration Study

August 12, 2021

This article comes to us from Hannah Pinales. Hannah is a Strategic Student Co-op here on the Product Engineering Software organization here at Siemens Digital Industries. It is the fourth of five articles that highlight the full product development workflow that Siemens DISW equips users with in order to design for sustainable awareness.

By Hannah Pinales

4 MIN READ

Design For Purpose: Virtual Simulation and Testing

April 21, 2021

This article comes to us from Hannah Pinales. Hannah is a Strategic Student Co-op here on the Product Engineering Software organization here at Siemens Digital Industries. It is the third of five articles that highlight the full product development workflow that Siemens DISW equips users with in order to design for sustainable awareness.

By Hannah Pinales

5 MIN READ

2020 Edison Award Winner | Industrializing Additive Manufacturing with HP Inc.

May 14, 2020

Siemens and HP use CFD-driven optimization to design a revolutionary cooling duct 75% faster than the traditional process.

By William Chanatry

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