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Frankel, Siemens PLM Software’s director of prod- uct marketing. “We also have the ability to use the actual controller software from Sinumerik control- lers’ VNCK, which gives the best fi delity simulation possible. We’re partnering with different companies like MAL, using a physics-based approach. We’re looking at the routing of the cutting tools and forces, and we’ve optimized the path for speed and quality. It’s relatively new.”


Moving Toward the Digital Factory Digital manufacturing tools can help manufac-


turers prove out processes in advance of fi nalizing plant-fl oor layouts in new and existing manufac- turing facilities. With simulation software in the 3DExperience platform from Dassault Systèmes, manufacturers can easily view and share prod- uct designs and simulations for collaboration among global manufacturing locations.


The Process Simulation Reviewer in Dassault’s 3DExperience digital manu- facturing platform offers users realistic reviews of shop-fl oor processes.


“We’ve been a big promoter of 3D. It started in aerospace and defense, and we’re now starting to see it more in transporta- tion,” said Patrick Michel, vice president, Delmia Digital Manufac- turing, Dassault Systèmes (Paris and Auburn Hills, MI). “It’s not that the high-volume automotive OEMs weren’t using simulation. Automotive was the fi rst to adopt 3D work instructions.” The latest Dassault 3D Experience Release 2015 gives


users stronger bond between 3D simulations and their con- nection with the shop fl oor. “It’s basic but very powerful vis- ibility,” Michel said of the most recent R2015 platform. “You can connect in what I call ‘near real time—it’s 15-minutes-old data. In terms of real time for the shop fl oor, that’s real time.” With globalization, simulation has made an even greater impact on manufacturers that have more globalized opera- tions than ever before, Michel noted. “One thing we see in digital manufacturing is the virtualization of things—almost all companies are integrating their work with global teams. Some of the Japanese companies are making decisions now in the US, and that was unheard of before,” Michel said. While automotive manufacturers have heavily adopted sim- ulation for robotics, the technologies offered by digital manu- facturing solutions like Siemens’ Tecnomatix line are spreading to many other industry segments, noted Ulrich Rossgoderer, director, product management, Siemens PLM Software (Plano, TX). “Nike wants to shorten the cycle between design and production,” Rossgoderer said. “In aerospace, what we see is the need for simulation is growing on the factory fl oor for the amount of engines that Rolls Royce needs to build. They have to apply some of the methods that automotive has applied,


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