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June 24, 2006 | CAE News

LMS Releases Revision 6 of LMS Virtual.Lab

LMS, the engineering innovation company, announced the release of LMS Virtual.Lab Rev 6. This new release introduces an advanced and unified modeling environment, integrating all the required model creation and simulation tools to perform accurate system-level performance analyses. This new solution eliminates the tremendous effort to create individual models for separate disciplines, and allows easy and smooth cross-attribute analyses. Rev 6 provides multiple innovative technologies and 64-bit data processing support, making it more practical to handle complex models with high accuracy, while significantly reducing calculation times. Rev 6 also marks the introduction of a new value-based licensing system, giving users flexible access to the full portfolio of LMS Virtual.Lab applications. Furthermore, LMS Virtual.Lab Rev 6 offers new and completed applications for structural analysis, acoustics simulation, noise and vibration prediction, system dynamics analysis and durability simulation, and extended automation and customization capabilities.

LMS Partners with IMAGINE for Mechatronic Systems

LMS International and IMAGINE, today announced the signing of a strategic partnership agreement to develop and market integrated solutions for the functional modeling and simulation of mechatronic systems. The integrated solutions will leverage LMS’s expertise and products for 3D system modeling and functional performance simulation, and IMAGINE’s expertise and products for physics based multidisciplinary system modeling and simulation. Both parties will deliver combined solutions for mechatronic system analysis, based on interoperability between LMS Virtual.Lab Motion and IMAGINE AMESim.

JCB to Use UGS NX for Diesel Land Speed Record

UGS Corp, a leading global provider of product lifecycle management (PLM) software and services, today announced that JCB, one of the world’s leading construction equipment companies, is using its NX™ digital product development system to design and develop the JCB444-LSR diesel engine which will be used by JCB in its attempt to set a new land speed record for diesel vehicles this August.

PTC to Acquire Mathsoft for $63.25M in Cash

PTC, the Product Development Company™, today announced it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Mathsoft Engineering & Education, Inc. (Mathsoft) for $63.25 million in cash. Mathsoft is the provider of Mathcad, software that helps engineering organizations create, automate, document and reuse engineering calculations critical to the product development process, as well as other mathematics-driven processes.

Top 10 Challenges of Outsourcing

Outsourcing has become the new gold rush, especially for manufacturers, but it's not uncommon for pioneers in this unsettled business frontier to shoot themselves in the foot or dig themselves into a hole too deep to escape.

SGI computer hardware helps increase CAE capability at Ford Motor Company

The automotive industry today is increasingly faced with a number of complex requirements. Ford Motor Company, like most automakers, is under pressure to compress product design cycle time, lower costs, and reduce weight while improving overall performance, quality, and reliability. To do all that, it is critical to provide engineers with technology that will aid productivity and efficiency in the design and development process.

PTC announced Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire 3.0

PTC (Nasdaq: PMTC), the Product Development Company(TM), today announced the availability of Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire 3.0, a major release of its MCAD/CAM/CAE software and an integral component of PTC's Product Development System. Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire 3.0 helps users get their jobs done faster and easier, with best practices in mind. Additionally, PTC is delivering the highest-quality new release of Pro/ENGINEER in the company's history.

Moldflow Announces the Release of Moldflow Plastics Insight 6.0

Moldflow Corporation (NASDAQ:MFLO), the leading provider of design through manufacturing solutions for the plastics injection molding industry, announced release 6.0 of Moldflow Plastics Insight® (MPI®), the industry’s most powerful and widely used plastics design analysis software. MPI 6.0 delivers new technologies and key enhancements that help users work more efficiently, significantly reduce solution time, interact better with CAD, structural analysis and other Moldflow applications, and better understand and communicate analysis results.

STAR-CAD Series V4.02 Released

CD-adapco (Melville, NY and London, UK) has released STAR-CAD Series V4.02, the newest version of its upfront flow and thermal simulation tool. The STAR-CAD Series embeds inside major 3D-CAD packages, making CFD an integral part of the CAD model. V4.02 of the STAR-CAD Series for the Windows 32-bit platform includes STAR-CAT5 for CATIA V5, STAR-Pro/E for Pro/Engineer Wildfire, STAR-NX for NX, and STAR-Works for SolidWorks.

Noran NEiNastran v9.0 Offers Token Based Pricing, Delivery

Noran Engineering, Inc. (Westminster, CA; www.NENastran.com) a leader in developing Computer-Aided Engineering (CAE) software today announced NEiNastran V9.0 will contain token based pricing which will allow for additional technology at a fraction of the cost. Noran Engineering, Inc. will be using the industry standard FLEXnet Manager from Macrovision. With FLEXnet Manager, organizations can optimize software spending, simplify license administration, and ensure end users have access to the licenses they need to do their jobs.