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Demonstration of NX Turbomachinery Milling

NX Turbomachinery Milling simplifies the NC programming of complex 5-axis blisks and impellers for aero-engines, turbo-machinery and power generation equipment. You can...

By Danny Santoro

Get a Load(ster) of this...

Its official: we have a new integration with our partner Loadster, who provides load & stress testing for performance and scalability requirements. The new Loadster Connector for Polarion enable...

Supporting our Avionics customers

While Polarion's core product has all of the traceability, history, and granularity to comply with DO-178C, many of the reports and documents still needed to be created by hand to ensure compliance. ...

ST6: Holes, Threads, and Pattern Recognition

In order to talk about Hole and Pattern Recognition, I have to first talk about Hole features, and we might as well pick up Threads along the way. You can find the Hole icon on the Ribbon on the Soli...

NX8.5 -- Data Migration (Video)

Johannes Horschlager of Siemens PLM Austria discusses our commitment to bringing your NX design data forward, from release to release. View the Video... Jerry

By JerrySarfati

Electronic Systems Design

Start Smarter With PADS Webinar Q and A – Part 2

Today I’ll answer more questions from the Start Smarter webinar. There were many questions about PADS configurations, so I’ll address...

Simulating life - check this inspirational story

This is the story of John Katona, an industrial and systems engineering student at Oakland University. Learn how he is using Tecnomatix software to apply the concepts of manufacturing simulation and ...

By abhidastidar

NX Manufacturing

Manufacturing software and equipment enable leading-edge process for personalizing medical devices

Siemens’ image-to-implant (i2i) solution enables a highly automated engineer-to-order process for medical device companies who develop personalized products and therapies. Beginning with an MRI or CT...

By Danny Santoro

ST6: Synchronous Patterns

A couple of years ago in a different life I wrote a blog article about patterns in Solid Edge (ST4, I think). It was brutal. Sketching as a part of the pattern baffled me. Now in ST6 they ...