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Unlock your design superpowers: How AI in Designcenter Solid Edge is changing product development

January 12, 2026

In today’s dynamic engineering landscape, you are constantly seeking ways to boost efficiency, accelerate innovation, and maintain a competitive edge….

By Erin Daly

4 MIN READ

Happy holidays from the Designcenter Solid Edge team!

Showcase your creativity this holiday season with Designcenter Solid Edge

December 15, 2025

‘Tis the season to celebrate, and as we reflect on 2025, the Designcenter Solid Edge community remains at the forefront…

By anthonybele

2 MIN READ

From classroom to workshop: Blending education and digital craftsmanship

December 15, 2025

Estonian woodcraft company Artem Arbor designs and manufactures intricate laser-cut wooden toys and decorations with the help of Designcenter Solid…

By Susann Kunz

5 MIN READ

Laying groundwork for the future by transforming the shop floor with 3D design

November 25, 2025

By leveraging Designcenter Solid Edge, Metal Craft Tamura has improved efficiency and accuracy in design and production. Founded in 2010,…

By Susann Kunz

4 MIN READ

New in Designcenter Solid Edge 2026: Customization

November 11, 2025

From interface upgrades to cloud-based settings, Designcenter Solid Edge 2026 gives you more control over your design environment. Configure your Parts Library to match your workflow, toggle to Dark Theme for visual comfort and streamline your modeling with redesigned command bars that reduce clicks and clutter. Undo/redo support for visibility commands adds flexibility when working with large assemblies and cloud-saved settings ensure a consistent experience no matter where or how you work.

By Akos Owusu-korkor

3 MIN READ

Step inside your design: introducing the walkthrough command in Designcenter Solid Edge 2026

November 4, 2025

Designcenter Solid Edge 2026 now makes it easier than ever to explore your designs in an interactive and engaging way. With the new Walkthrough command, you can move through your models from a first-person perspective. It is just like stepping inside your assembly. Using your keyboard, mouse or even an Xbox® controller, you can navigate effortlessly through large layouts and complex spaces.

By Emma Belovsky and Akos Owusu-Korkor

2 MIN READ