Sigmetrix to Sponsor the 36th International CAE Conference and Exhibition
Summary
Their products include: • CETOL 6σ, a 3D tolerance analysis solution that works with designs from PTC Creo, SOLIDWORKS, CATIA V5-6, and NX CAD systems • GD&T Advisor, an interactive tool that provides expert guidance on the correct application of GD&T / GPS consistent with either the ASME or ISO standards • EZtol, a standalone 1-D tolerance stackup analysis tool that works with designs from most popular CAD systems as well as CAD-neutral file formats • Training on a variety of topics related to GD&T and tolerance analysis The 2020 International CAE Conference and Exhibition will take place as a virtual event from November 30 to December 4, 2020, thus allowing it to engage even more people internationally and on a greater scale than ever before, to enable thought leaders, business decision makers, partners, customers and suppliers to continue to take advantage of the event, in spite of the challenges being posed by the global pandemic. The theme for this year’s edition is "At the epicenter of the digital transformation of industry" and this virtual evolution of the event greatly highlights this strategic role. Staying true to this form, the 2020 event will underscore how engineering simulation is the lynchpin for a successful transformation project when implemented within a balanced and coherent strategy, playing a central and interdependent role among technologies to achieve the organization’s business objectives within the context of a specific industry sector. “The International CAE Conference is an excellent showcase for simulation-based engineering in a variety of industries,” said James Stoddard, President of Sigmetrix. "Sigmetrix and Enginsoft have a long history of partnering together, having CETOL 6σ, EZtol, and GD&T Advisor within EnginSoft’s extensive portfolio enable product development teams to optimize their designs accounting for manufacturing variation, so they can deliver higher quality products.” If attending you will want to attend the “Design to Cost through Tolerance Optimization” Workshop on Tuesday, December, 1 2020.