Category: Software & Analytics

BASF and Citrine Informatics are collaborating to use artificial intelligence (AI) to accelerate the development of new environmental catalyst technologies.

ANSYS and PTC have partnered to accelerate product innovation by providing customers with simulation-driven design capability.

Earlier this year, Tulip Interfaces launched its Factory Kit, reported to be the industry’s first quick-start solution for powering digital manufacturing.

Boothroyd Dewhurst, Inc., a firm that started writing computer software to lower manufacturing costs in 1983, said additive manufacturing helps this process along 35 years later.

Falkonry, Inc., a provider of operational machine learning for Global 2000 industrial companies, raised $4.6 million in a Series A funding round, the company said in a press release.

Sight Machine Inc. recently introduced FactoryTX Edge and FactoryTX Cloud, which the company called “the only enterprise-grade edge and cloud data acquisition tools purpose-built for manufacturing.”

Sierra Nevada Corporation’s engineers used Collier Research Corp. software for sizing optimization of composite structures of NASA-contracted cargo-resupply vehicle

The Industrial Internet Consortium® (IIC), an organization working to accelerate the build-out of the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), recently announced the Optimizing Manufacturing Processes by Artificial Intelligence (OMPAI) testbed

Maplesoft™ announced a new release of MapleSim™, an advanced system-level modeling tool.

Elysium’s North American summit presented a suite of user-friendly functionalities that support product development from early design through manufacturing

TROY, Mich.—Altair recently released its Inspire 2018 simulation-driven design software, which the company described as a milestone in its development of generative design, optimization, and simulation software. Inspire 2018 is available through Altair’s solidThinking channel partner network and directly to its HyperWorks user community, the company said in a press release.

NEW YORK, N.Y.—Senvol has publicly announced that it is developing data-driven machine learning additive manufacturing (AM) software for the U.S. Navy’s Office of Naval Research (ONR). Senvol’s software analyzes the relationships between AM process parameters and material performance.