Electrical and Electronic Design
Is ECAD a Commodity?
Lots of folks aren’t sure. Is ECAD a commodity? In this post, we share of the capabilities that have emerged in the past few years
System Design
What is Model-Based System Engineering (MBSE)?
Moving from documents and spreadsheets to a single, unambiguous model. That’s Model-Based System Engineering. This post and video gives an overview of this technology-led initiative.
Engineering Education Now: Tackling the Lack of Diversity in STEM K-12
In this article we look at how K-12 schools are emphasizing diversity in their STEM programs.
Engineering Education Now: The Lack of Diversity in STEM Graduates
This article looks at how some universities are addressing the lack of diversity in STEM graduates. STEM diversity has been proven to drive innovation.
IoT Systems Development
Are Digital Twins Really New?
People have been feeding sensor data to simulations for years. How are Digital Twins different? This post explains the key difference between the two scenarios
Engineering Education Now: The Widening Skills Gap
The STEM skills gap is growing quickly. Yet, many engineering colleges still employ a weed-out curriculum. This post explores this issue in greater detail.
Electrical and Electronic Design
Simulation Capabilities in Mentor’s Xpedition
This post reviews the simulation capabilities of the new release of Mentor’s Xpedition as well as its ability to empower electrical engineers to make better
System Design
Lockheed’s Agile System Engineering Transition
Over the course of the last year, I’ve found that advocates of system engineering share some common beliefs. The transition to smart, connected products is