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Why engineering teams are rethinking 2D drawings in a model-based world

January 20, 2026

Why engineering teams are rethinking 2D drawings in a model-based world For decades, 2D drawings have been the backbone of…

By Erin Daly

4 MIN READ

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

Designcenter X Solid Edge - Cyber Monday 2025

Designcenter Solid Edge holiday savings: How to find the best CAD deals on Black Friday and Cyber Monday

November 19, 2025

Looking for professional product development software at a cost that fits your budget? Learn how you can get the best of both worlds with a new Solid Edge® 3D CAD subscription this year on Cyber Monday and Black Friday.

By Kyzmen Wood

2 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

New in Designcenter Solid Edge 2026: Part and Sheet Metal

October 30, 2025

From modeling precision parts to preparing sheet metal for manufacturing, new enhancements help you design with speed and confidence. Create interlocking joints in seconds using tab-and-slot automation. Quickly generate thin-walled features with integrated wall thickness controls across major modeling commands. Expanded etching support and smarter flange trimming simplify detailing and improve manufacturability. And with the new Fill Pattern tool, you can apply repeating features to surfaces effortlessly — whether you’re simulating textures or reducing weight.

By Akos Owusu-korkor

3 MIN READ