For over 50 years, the Icelandic automation company Mikra has been building machinery and software for some of the world's most demanding processing environments — on fishing vessels at sea and in land-based fish factories serving the global seafood industry.
For more than 30 years, the Estonian industrial equipment company Estanc has been solving one of manufacturing’s hardest challenges: designing and delivering high-value process equipment for industries where precision is key.
Using 3DEXPERIENCE CATIA as the backbone of their design process, Sea Technology is combining advanced engineering in 3DEXPERIENCE CATIA, simulation and composite design expertise to shape the future of sustainable marine transportation.
Many sustainable ideas look promising on paper. However, the challenges present themselves when moving from the ideation stage to actual production in an industrial environment. This is where The Loop Factory Group can offer their expertise. They help companies test, develop, and industrialize their innovations – making it possible to move from idea to production faster while reducing risks. By combining hands-on development and digital tools like SOLIDWORKS, sketches are transformed into real, manufacturable solutions.
For the 16th time, young engineers went head‑to‑head at the CADrina competition, organized by the local secondary school and named as a word play on the name of the town where the competition is held, Kadrina. What began as a purely CAD‑focused contest has, over the years, evolved into a full‑scale IT and technology festival, featuring an entire week of activities designed to foster creativity, smart thinking, and engineering skills. PLM Group has had the pleasure of partnering with Dassault Systèmes to support the event for several consecutive years, helping to give additional momentum to this inspiring initiative.
Every day, buildings use massive amounts of energy – nearly a third of all global consumption. HVAC systems are among the biggest energy consumers in modern buildings. Vast amounts of air are heated, cooled, and replaced. This drives up both operational costs and carbon emissions. But what if that air didn’t need to be replaced in
Packaging of products can look simple from the outside. It's sealed, labelled, and ready to grab when you as a consumer pick up everyday essentials at the grocery store. That simplicity is the end result of a highly engineered process developed by Schur Automation.
Pinomatic decided to implement a PDM system and integrate it with its new ERP. This now enables both parts and drawings to be managed within a single process. For years, the company’s design work relied on traditional Windows folder archiving, but to improve efficiency and reliability, they wanted a solution that would primarily serve the needs of their design team.
In modern food production, consistency and hygiene at scale are everything, and few processes are as demanding as egg breaking. Get to know how SANOVO Technology Group has evolved their technology with the help of SOLIDWORKS and SOLIDWORKS PDM in this article.