PROSTEP presented an innovative approach to the automatic conversion of 3D scan data for existing plants into a digital twin at Schuller & Company’s DACH User Meeting. This makes both the maintenance and the modernization of the plants easier. The publicist and analyst Dr. Bernhard D. Valnion summarizes the key findings in a guest article.
The DART Racing Team at the Technical University of Darmstadt, which is sponsored by PROSTEP, has successfully completed this year’s racing series. The team took part in the three Formula Student competitions, held in Italy, the Czech Republic and Germany, with its much improved pi2023 electric racing car. Its best finish was 2nd place at FS Czech 2023, which was held at the Autodrom Most race track.
Efficient variant management of smart, connected products is the key to the future success of manufacturing industry. At the same time, the variance in products that include electronics and software places particular demands on variant management as it requires a cross-domain approach. With OpenCLM, PROSTEP offers a solution to this challenge that takes a graph-based approach with integrated data linking.
Learn how PROSTEP’s capability-based PLM consulting approach helps companies define and implement a sustainable PLM strategy for digital transformation.
Abeking & Rasmussen is a renowned shipyard that specializes in the construction and refitting of megayachts, special-purpose ships and naval vessels. The company brought PROSTEP on board with the aim of improving collaboration with its engineering partners. The recommendation we made to the executive board was that they first optimize the internal PLM landscape and thus lay the foundation for more efficient collaboration with partners.
PROSTEP and Altair, a global leader in computational science and artificial intelligence (AI), have expanded their long-standing partnership, making it easier to connect Altair’s design and simulation platform Altair HyperWorks to popular PLM solutions. Altair integrates powerful OpenPDM connectors to corresponding PLM systems directly into the platform’s CAE solutions such as Altair HyperMesh.
Product lifecycle management (PLM) is a crucial factor for a successful digital transformation. This makes the task of introducing a new or modernizing an existing PLM landscape a complex process involving various domains and disciplines. The present White Paper explains the advantages of PROSTEP’s capability-based consulting approach when defining and implementing a forward-looking PLM strategy.
Computers have been transforming all disciplines of traditional engineering for the better part of the past 50 years: first slowly, then suddenly.
The exponential acceleration of innovation has introduced one major challenge—how do we foster interoperability between engineering platforms?
Digital Engineering (DE) and Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) are complex processes designed to bring traditional engineering into the next era of transformational innovation.
Today’s engineers are privileged to have improved development processes through Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE). This has created a paradigm shift in systems engineering, enabling engineers to fully streamline processes and foster collaboration inside and outside the organization.
Maritime systems such as cruise ships and frigates comprise several million components, far exceeding the magnitude of other industrial products. This poses particular challenges for shipyards in terms of production planning and control. As part of the ProProS project, PROSTEP has developed a new planning methodology based on a digital twin together with the Lürssen shipyard group and the Machine Tool Laboratory (WZL) at RWTH University in Aachen, with the aim of providing shipyards with better supports. The project, which was funded by the German Federal Ministry of Economics and Climate Action (BMWK), was brought to a successful close at the end of May.
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