BOSTON, MA, Sep 16, 2026 – Fisica Applied Technologies has selected PTC’s Creo CAD and Windchill PLM to standardize design and development for defense programs across four business units and multiple locations.
Creo will support product design, while Windchill will manage product lifecycle data. The combined engineering environment will support collaboration, design consistency, configuration control and traceability. Fisica selected the software following its spinoff from L3Harris and the merger of three antenna system providers.
“Standardization was essential as we brought together multiple organizations and engineering teams,” said Adam Erskine, vice president of business development at Fisica Applied Technologies. “Building on technology with which our teams worked well allowed us to move quickly, collaborate effectively, and maintain confidence in our data and processes from day one.”
Source: PTC
About Fisica Applied Technologies
Fisica Applied Technologies designs and manufactures equipment for defense, energy, medical and industrial applications. The company is headquartered in San Leandro, CA. Its products include flash X-ray systems, electron-beam sterilization equipment, high-power pulse systems, antennas, simulators, batteries and avionics hardware. The equipment supports communications, electronic warfare, aircraft, launch vehicles, satellites, medical sterilization and non-destructive testing. Fisica operates through ATI, Randtron, Datron and Space Vector. ATI builds high-energy systems for testing, sterilization and electromagnetic-effects applications. Randtron makes antennas for military aircraft and surveillance programs. Datron builds antenna systems for scientific, commercial and government users. Space Vector supplies launch-vehicle hardware, batteries and satellite equipment. Fisica lists more than 300 partners and distributors worldwide.
About PTC
PTC was founded in 1985 and headquartered in Boston, MA, develops software for engineering and product development teams worldwide. Its portfolio includes CAD, PLM, IIoT, application lifecycle management, and augmented reality tools. The software supports product design, manufacturing, data management, and service operations. PTC serves manufacturers in aerospace, automotive, electronics, industrial equipment and energy sectors. The company reports more than 30,000 customers globally, including 95% of Fortune 500 manufacturers. PTC employs about 7,500 people worldwide. It operates primarily on a subscription-based business model focused on digital product development and connected operations.
