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Learn How CATIA’s Function Driven Generative Designer role increases productivity through an integrated set of flexible process-driven capabilities In today’s increasingly competitive market designers must push past conventional ways of working to think outside the box. Meeting customer demands is imperative which means innovating one concept at a time is no longer a sustainable method.  CATIA Function Driven Generative Designer (GDE) enables non-specialists to automatically generate optimized conceptual parts from a functional specification at the push of a button. By varying inputs, designers can generate multiple variations to compare and analyze.  GDE uses the 3DEXPERIENCE Platform, where concepts can be comprehensively refined, validated and completed collaboratively and in-context by other disciplines for conventional or additive manufacturing.  Optimize product weight and stiffness with lightweight engineering Reduce time and cost by evaluating concepts fast

The emergence of new technologies is unapologetically evolving the status quo, triggering a radical change in the engineering landscape as we know it. These technologies typically emerge in the hands of a small number of specialists, using niche specialized software, off the main track, pushing at innovation boundaries. Design engineers constantly strive to minimize part weight, maximize stiffness, reduce cost and optimize material usage. Today it is often cost-prohibitive to explore optimized parts. It can be difficult to collaborate across disciplines due to different systems and tools, delays and errors in data translation. Optimization has traditionally required experts and has not been available to designers. In this week's blog, we explore how innovative approaches to democratizing this technology in the hands of generalist engineers will transform mindsets and processes, empowering designs without limits within the new (Generative) Design Revolution.  “We no

AR (augmented reality) and VR (virtual reality) is rewriting the meaning of visual communication. It is now possible that we can create our own reality out of our current environment with the help of the mobile phone, camera, smart glass, and VR headsets, which takes us to the virtually created environment where we can move around our self.  With such unreal, impactful technology, visual communication is finding new possibilities and much more precise experience to every sector it enters. We are going to deep dive into some of how AR/VR will change the way industries are reshaping the near future. 1. AR & VR in the Workplace. Workplaces are already changing with technologies and new tools. VR and AR are playing a significant role in reshaping the workplace of the future. Soon, VR headsets are going to replace our work desk and will shift the way teams learn, interact, and communicate with customers in ways never thought possible. The idea of accessing real-time data w