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AI Disrupts CAD as Engineering Software Faces an Uncertain Future

Industry veteran Ralph Grabowski examines the limitations of AI-driven CAD, the challenges facing cloud software, and the growing importance of physics-based modeling.

Thermal Design Becomes Critical as Cars Gain Computing Power

Increasing processor workloads, advanced power electronics, and compact vehicle architectures are pushing engineers to integrate cooling, simulation, and thermal management earlier in automotive development.

AI-Powered DFM Tools Bring Manufacturing Feedback Into Early Design

CAD-integrated checks, supplier validation, and AI-driven knowledge retrieval help engineers identify manufacturing problems before production, reducing redesigns and development delays.

Mach9 Expands AI-Powered CAD to Aerial LiDAR and Photogrammetry

The expanded platform automates feature extraction, point cloud classification, and terrain modeling, helping civil engineers and surveyors turn aerial data into usable CAD and GIS deliverables faster.

Eight Ways PLM Software Can Stay Competitive in the AI Era

Beyond PLM examines why trusted product data, engineering expertise, AI agents, and supplier collaboration may become more valuable than software features as AI reshapes product lifecycle management.

AI Transforms Space Operations Through Smarter Mission Decisions

Ansys explores AI-powered anomaly detection, automated satellite workflows, and digital mission engineering to improve operational efficiency and mission readiness.

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