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Mar 18 | News
Dassault Systèmes (DS) announced that Dong Fang Boiler Group CO., LTD. (DBC) has selected its ENOVIA V6 solution to build a collaborative data management platform, the first seen in China’s power station boiler industry.
Mar 9 | News
Dassault Systèmes (DS) announced that BMW and DS have signed a strategic 5-year global agreement to pave the way to meet the automotive market’s new challenges.
Feb 23 | New To Market
Millipore has recently introduced Millitrack, a web graphical user interface software tool for Millipore water purification system users. The new software enables long-term electronic archiving of water quality records, as well as remote access to a water purification system for real-time remote monitoring.
Feb 16 | Featured Articles
Physics software simulates parameters for extracting water from the Moon. Preliminary data from NASA’s Lunar CRater Observing and Sensing Satellite (LCROSS) indicates that the mission successfully uncovered water during the Oct. 9, 2009, impacts into the Moon’s south pole.
Feb 9 | News
For consumers, wireless technology is great. But if you’re running a nuclear power plant or a pharma production line, the risk of failure is too great. Idaho Lab’s new wireless sensor network will track down the weaknesses of these systems by simulating industrial settings in a physical lab environment. They hope to supply standards the industry now lacks.
Feb 2 | News
NIST is looking for university teams to automate and improve on one of the common warehouse tasks: pallet-stacking. Using a cheap computer gaming engine, participants will have to develop computer code to deal with a complexity of modern warehousing called mixed palletizing, which is efficient for transporting good, but is tough to automate.
Jan 18 | News
Among the most astonishing revelations made by humans about the natural world was Isaac Newton’s epiphany about the apple and its unwavering tendency to fall toward the center of the earth. The rare manuscript of this story, as told by Newton to William Stukeley, is now online for the first time.
Jan 14 | News
Engineering companies are increasingly leveraging the power of 3D and finite-element modeling. Terrafugia, an aeronautical startup by a group of MIT aeronautical engineers and business grads, recently partnered with design software maker Dassault Systemes to help refine the Transition Roadable Aircraft, an airplane that takes advantage of new FAA rules.
12/22/2009 | News
A federal appeals court ordered Microsoft Corp. to stop selling its Word program in January and pay a Canadian software company $290 million for violating a patent, upholding the judgment of a lower court.But people looking to buy Word or Microsoft's Office package in the U.S. won't have to go...
12/21/2009 | Featured Articles
Running a lab lean, fast, and green is about more than choosing the right personnel, facilities, and equipment. Increasingly, software can make the key difference.