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Tomorrow's software engineers are in school today and DELMIA
is reaching out to students and the academic community to
provide both career awareness and career preparation.
DELMIA offers local schools, community colleges and
universities worldwide, the opportunity to enrich engineering
curriculum with the same leading edge digital manufacturing
technology used by top OEM's, through an affordable,
annual subscription-based partner program.
As the digital manufacturing brand of Dassault Systèmes'
PLM portfolio, with CATIA, SIMULIA, and ENOVIA, DELMIA
delivers a digital manufacturing process environment to
optimize production systems before moving to physical
implementation, at the convenience of a desktop.
Applied learning programs in DELMIA technology will assist
schools in preparing their students for tomorrow's growing
and exciting career opportunities in digital manufacturing.
Give your students a head start and get a digital factor in your
classroom today.
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The 787 Dreamliner program is the first to use 3D models and simulation on a project of such large size and complexity, from the product's inception through to production and product support. Building upon Boeing's use of Dassault Systèmes' virtual design (CATIA) and collaboration technologies (ENOVIA), Dassault Systèmes' DELMIA software suite provided Boeing and its partners with an environment for simulating and perfecting 787 manufacturing processes before actually building tools and production facilities.
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Volkswagen AG will implement DELMIA Process Engineer (DPE) software throughout its organization. On the basis of a group-wide agreement, DPE will be employed in all production sites for strategic assembly planning for the Volkswagen, Audi, Skoda and Seat brands. This will lead to improved planning reliability, shorter planning times, and a reduction of development costs.
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Automotive Robots Brought to Within Aerospace Tolerances - Airbus has completed a major research project that is expected to result in greater level of automated drilling applications within the aerospace giant. This patent-applied-for process, which incorporates DELMIA V5 Robotics software, is aimed to reduce costs, cut production time, and improve quality.
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