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• Used to create 2D and 3D models of products and structures.
• Used by architects, engineers, drafters, and artists.
• Allows engineers and designers to create accurate models quickly.

• Used to analyze and test product models.
• Uses computational tools to perform engineering tasks like stress analysis, dynamics analysis, and optimization.
• Allows engineers to virtually validate a design without building a physical prototype.

BricsCAD is a powerful and DWG-compatible CAD software that offers advanced 2D drafting, 3D modeling, and BIM capabilities. It features AI-driven tools for automation, flexible licensing options, and high performance, making it a cost-effective alternative for architects, engineers, and designers.

PTC is proud to announce Creo 11, the latest version of our award-winning, powerful, yet easy-to-use CAD system. Creo helps you deliver your best designs in less time, with a wide range of enhancements for electrification, composites, model-based definition, simulation-driven design, and advanced manufacturing.

Creo simplifies your workflows and provides an unbroken chain of design, with no export/import needed. So, when your design requirements change, you can easily update your model to reflect the new conditions.

Creo 11 is better than ever, with exciting improvements to the tools you use every day.

• Creates digital models and drawings of products
• Helps users define materials, add annotations, and simulate how the design will look or function
• Used for drafting, modeling, and visualization

Computer-aided engineering (CAE) is the use of computer software to simulate performance in order to improve product designs or assist in the resolution of engineering problems for a wide range of industries. This includes simulation, validation and optimization of products, processes, and manufacturing tools.

A typical CAE process comprises of preprocessing, solving, and postprocessing steps. In the preprocessing phase, engineers model the geometry (or a system representation) and the physical properties of the design, as well as the environment in the form of applied loads or constraints. Next, the model is solved using an appropriate mathematical formulation of the underlying physics. In the post-processing phase, the results are presented to the engineer for review.