“24 years ago when I started at the SOLIDWORKS brand, we had the mission to put the power of 3D at every engineer’s desktop,” Kelly said. Kumar then invited six members of the global R&D team onstage to show the audience what the team is working on, and SOLIDWORKS employee Aaron Kelly joined him first. “So as they become our next generation workforce, we need to be ready for their needs. At Dassault Systèmes R&D, we take all these factors into consideration.” “Our future generation is growing up in an entirely different world…connected to a global world of intelligent machines and computing power. “Today our kids are growing up in an environment where the global market is accessible to them,” Kumar said. These personal anecdotes popped in my head during Kumar’s talk, both of which prove his point: kids today know that everything is connected. A man brought his young daughter up to see it, and after running her finger over the keys, she said, “Daddy, where’s the search button?” A few years ago, I was sitting in a local yogurt shop that had an old typewriter on the counter, which patrons were encouraged to use for fun.
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While I was learning how to use Microsoft PowerPoint in eighth grade, students today are making actual robots…and using 3D printing to do it. Kumar reminded everyone that the current generation is working with technology in ways we never thought possible. We at Dassault Systèmes R&D understand that the world is changing and the future is right now.” “Our 3DEXPERIENCE platform is a platform for knowledge and know-how. If you have to share your expertise with the world, how would you share it? “What is your expertise? You are creators, you are designers, you are manufacturers, you are dreamers.
“We are in a world where technology enables people from all walks of life to share their knowledge and know-how like never before,” Kumar stated. Having been notified of more than one gate change this week through my airline app, this analogy really speaks to me…and it’s definitely applicable to additive manufacturing. “How are you gathering information? How are you sharing information, and how are you keeping everything up to date? Is it still like a printed boarding pass, which gets outdated right after it was printed, or is it like an airline app which is connected all the time to a single source of truth?” “When you start your design, when you are extremely busy trying to finalize your design, how many times has it happened where someone who is working on the other design – which your design depends on – changed that design and they forgot to tell you? So you’re working off data which is already out of date. “How many of you face the same problem in your day to day life?” Kumar asked. Kumar shared a personal story about his father, who once nearly missed a flight because, “like any dad, he refuses to seek any additional help,” such as smartphone airline apps that make traveling more efficient by providing helpful things like notifications of gate changes. He explained that these interconnected chapters “are the themes that drive us.” Kumar likened the platform to a story with three chapters: industry renaissance, knowledge and know-how, and the workforce of the future. The 3DEXPERIENCE platform by Dassault Systèmes now includes a portfolio of applications in its new 3DEXPERIENCE.WORKS that will put user experience and simplicity at the core. Kumar said that design is the starting point at Dassault, but posed two questions – is design still the way we learned it? What is its future? Manish Kumar, Vice President of R&D for SOLIDWORKS, said that a single global R&D team binds together all of Dassault’s 12 brands, and the 6,700 members of this team, who are spread out across 21 nations, are encouraged to work on their dream projects. Three different General Sessions were offered during the same time, and I decided to skip ‘New Horizons’ and ‘Design to Profit’ in favor of ‘R&D Futures,’ which promised attendees a preview of “the cutting-edge technologies taking form at Dassault Systèmes/SOLIDWORKS R&D Labs.”
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While I missed the first full day of SWW 19, I was off to the races on Tuesday morning.
This was my first time at the event, which was in Los Angeles the last couple of years, and I’d heard a lot of good things about it, so I was excited.
But I wasn’t just visiting the Lone Star State to enjoy the warmer temperatures – I was there to attend one of the biggest events in 3D software, SOLIDWORKS World 2019, which was held in the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center. Earlier this week, I arrived back home in chilly Ohio after spending a couple of days in Dallas, Texas.
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