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Tag: Engineering Documentation

October 3, 2013

2D Synchronous Technology in NX: Overlooked Tech of the Year?

Siemens PLM announced the addition of 2D Synchronous Technologies to NX at PLM Connections in Dallas. This post looks at the capabilities and advantages of this new technology.
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Mechanical Design
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July 31, 2012

Technologies are Pulling the Engineering Specification Apart

Not too long ago, two main deliverables fully described the design of a part: the drawing and the specification. The drawing provided a geometric representation of the part both nominally and from a manufactured tolerance perspective. The specification was a document that acted almost as a catch-all for everything else. Previously couple of decades, the technologies accustomed to create, as well as allow it to be obsolete, has transformed significantly. Drafting turned into 2D and three dimensional modeling and also the drawing almost bec...
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Mechanical Design
October 31, 2011

Low Spatial Intelligence as an Impediment to 3D CAD

If you’ve been following the engineering-matters blog for a while, you know I’ve written a good bit about CAD over the past year or so. And why not? It’s an industry that’s been re-energized by a number of big shifts in technology during that time. Several old and new software providers are trying harder than ever to get non CAD …
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Mechanical Design
January 19, 2011

The State of Paperless: More Feasible Than Ever?

Going paperless. What a vision, right? Some ten years ago, the concept of taking product development completely electronic seemed like some far off and unobtainable goal. But fast forward to today and it doesn't seem quite so far out of reach.
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Digitalization and the Digital Thread
Mechanical Design
November 3, 2010

The Subtle Distinction Between Designing and Documenting Products

Last week, I wrote about a topic that generated a lot of discussion over on LinkedIn: Who builds 3D models? Engineers? Designers? Drafters? It's been an ongoing debate for quite some time. Coming out of that discussion, at least in my mind, I've come to some clarity on the topic. But not necessary from a role specific view. In general, I believe there are two sets of activities in the design phase.
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Mechanical Design
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