(Spatial Corp: Broomfield, CO) -- Spatial Corp, the leading 3D software development toolkit provider for design, manufacturing, and engineering solutions, and a subsidiary of Dassault Systèmes, announces the production release of 2022 1.0.

This release delivers new advances in modeling and data preparation for digital dentistry; automatic unbending of sheet metal; automatic mid-surface sheet bodies generation for FE workflows; easy-to-implement parallelization; import of large-scale models into CGM-based applications; import of new tolerance modifiers; and meshing support for a mix of elements in boundary layer meshing.

Within every organization, problems or incidents arise that can affect the quality of your operations. Take for example, food recalls due to improper food labeling that not only could cause sickness in humans, but also result in a hit to a company’s reputation. Or, automotive product recalls due to defective parts.

Today, given supply-chain disruptions that require broader sourcing of materials, along with a shortage of skilled workers, the chances of problems rising are increasing exponentially.

Whether causing a minor blip in productivity or tragic results, any problem should be evaluated to minimize the chances that it could occur again. And, while we read about manufacturing issues almost daily, we don’t always learn what the root cause of the problem was and how it was corrected.

(Thomas: New York) -- Thomas, the leader in product sourcing, supplier selection, and marketing solutions for industry, has released its ‘2021 Q3 Sourcing Activity Snapshot,’ which reveals insights into the top products and services sourced by North American manufacturers, and offers predictions about sourcing trends this business quarter.

The Q3 report identifies cyclical trends within the U.S. manufacturing and industrial economy drawn from the Thomasnet.com platform, which serves more than 1.3 million active registered users and 14 million industrial professionals. The report’s predictions also provide a snapshot into growth categories that will impact both the industrial sector and economy, with the booming construction sector and sustainability initiatives expected to be major factors in the months ahead.

(Matrox Video: Montreal) -- As a major European construction services company, Netherlands-based VolkerWessels is responsible for thousands of network-related elements. The VolkerWessels Telecom division designs, builds, and maintains fixed and wireless telecommunication networks, and provides connectivity for services ranging from sustainable energy to smart waste bins.

Challenge

Before acquiring its Matrox-powered video wall, staff at VolkerWessels Telecom’s network operations center (NOC) had been using several different screens of varying sizes connected to several different PCs. What the NOC staff needed was a single video wall that would allow for optimized resource sharing and centralized control.

After consulting with AV distributor Sahara Benelux and AV systems integrator Ricoh, VolkerWessels Telecom decided that Matrox QuadHead2Go multimonitor controllers and Matrox-validated Advantech AVS-540 controlled by VView’s Classic video wall software would be the ideal solution for creating a dynamic, easy-to-use video wall system for NOC staff.