IN THIS ISSUE:
Due to overwhelming response and demand early bird registration has been extend to Friday May, 20th. Don't miss your opportunity to save $400 off the regular admission price.
What to expect:
- Tracks around various PTC product offerings (CAD, PLM, Retail, Manufacturing, AR, IoT, Arbortext, etc.)
- Exhibit Hall
- PTC UX Lab
- PTC University Pre-Event Training Day (Information here)
Don’t miss the opening night reception Monday October 3rd from 5-8pm. This will be your best opportunity to talk with exhibitors and connect with old friends.
The Call for Abstracts has also been extended to Friday, May 20th. Selected speakers will be given one complimentary registration to the event. We encourage you to submit a story/lesson learned/technique from your work experience this past year.
Are you interested in being a sponsor? Check out our sponsorship registration portal here.
A big thanks to our signature sponsors so far!
Have you missed a recent newsletter or would like to review one from the past? Check out the new Newsletter area on the PTC/USER website.
Join PTC Wednesday, May 4th at 10 am EDT for the Creo 9 Premier Webcast
You are cordially invited to attend the premier of Creo 9 – the ‘Director’s cut’ – hosted by the head of CAD Product Management, Paul Sagar. Join this FREE webinar to see how to deliver your best designs in less time. Usability and productivity enhancements you will use daily Advanced Model Based Definition (MBD) & detailing tools New design-for-ergonomics capabilities for better product solutions. Simulation and generative design improvements Enhanced additive and subtractive manufacturing tools Reserve your seat and register today!.
For a detailed preview of what's new you can visit the What's New Page.
Register here
Join Thiagu from TriStar for the BUG Lunch & Learn on Thursay, May 5th at 1 pm EDT. He will be covering some key Creo 9.0 enhancements.
Agenda : Usability & Productivity enhancements overview in Creo 9.0 as compared to Creo 8.0
- Sketcher
- Divide Surface
- Pattern
- Hole
- Assembly
- Drawing
Register here
Join the round-table discussion any time between 12 - 1 pm EDT on Friday, May 13th to talk about CAD/Windchill administration with other admins.
Register here
Level-up your Creo design skills at this free web conference replay hosted by PTC’s Creo experts. Choose from over a dozen different CAD topics. Listen to their favorite tricks and tips and learn how to deliver your best designs in less time.
Use this link to view numerous previously recorded webinars on a variety of Creo topics.
Throughout the course of the months of March and April all of the Community Tips will reflect the new format of the Vuforia Studio and Chalk Tips board.
What are Community Tips? PTC Community Tips are ready to use product tips and tricks that PTC employees want to share with our existing customers and community members. You will also find product release information and community member spotlights.
Here is a list of all the PTC Community Tips Boards:
Creo Parametric Tips:
https://community.ptc.com/t5/Creo-Parametric-Tips/bd-p/creotips
IoT:
https://community.ptc.com/t5/IoT-Tech-Tips/bd-p/iottechtips
Mathcad:
https://community.ptc.com/t5/PTC-Mathcad-Tips/bd-p/Mathcad-Tips
Windchill:
https://community.ptc.com/t5/Windchill-Tips/bd-p/Windchill_Tips
Windchill SSE:
https://community.ptc.com/t5/Windchill-Systems-Software/bd-p/Integrity-Tips
Calling all Math Geniuses! Participate in the latest Mathcad Community Challenge and earn a special Mathcad Challenge Community badge. You can even download the Mathcad Express free trial to play along!
If you are interested in participating in the development of the Vuforia Instruct product please go request to join the new working group called Vuforia Instruct.
Register here
PTC is looking for volunteers to participate in user research to help shape the go forward strategy for the My Tasks App! PTC is hoping to get your feedback to make sure we are meeting our users’ needs. The session will only take 45 minutes, and you’ll receive a $50 gift card as a thank you.
- Participants: Looking for 8 participants that are end users of ThingWorx Navigate or those that can accurately represent the needs and feedback of end users.
- When: Research interview dates will run from May 2nd - May 10th (many timeslots available)
- Duration: 45 minutes
Apply here
PTC Research Study, $100.00 Incentive! Do you work with industrial machine data to drive process improvements in manufacturing?
PTC is conducting a research study to gather user feedback on PTC’s DPM Performance Analysis time loss analytics feature to learn more about how people who are responsible for setting up, tracking, and analyzing production data in a manufacturing environment, or people who are responsible for determining projects to improve production efficiencies would expect to use our DPM solution.
Roles may include (but are not exclusive to) Continuous Improvement Managers, Quality Managers or Process Improvement Leads. If you are responsible for analyzing manufacturing machine data to improve production efficiency, you would be a great fit for this study.
The 60-minute research session is conducted remotely via an MS Teams or Zoom meeting. Research studies will be conducted May 2 - 12, 2022. Participants who complete the session will receive a $100.00 Amazon e-gift card for their time.
Questions? Contact Kim Moroni, kmoroni@ptc.com
P.S. Forward the invite to other people at your company who fit this profile. If they participate in the research, you will also be eligible to receive a $100.00 e-gift card.
Apply here
Are your models leveraging the full power of Creo Parametric? Several new capabilities have been released and extended recently, and if you want to learn more about them, what better way than to take a class with PTC University? PTC University offers three-hour sessions delivered on a regular schedule so that you can harness the power of Creo Parametric.
Multibody design was released in Creo Parametric 7.0. Before multibody, when solid geometry from multiple features intersected, the geometry was merged. If you didn’t want the parts to merge, you had to model using surfaces. Creating multibody models simplifies part design for intersecting solid geometries by allowing you to select merge, subtract, or intersect. The tools introduced make part design easier. Multibody is also used in selection, applying materials and appearances, Topology Optimization, Generative Design, Additive Manufacturing, and more! To learn how to use the features, register for the Creo: Multibody Design class.
Model-Based Definition (MBD) has been around since Creo Parametric 4.0. It enables you to embed all the necessary manufacturing data directly into your 3D models, rather than relying upon annotations from 2D drawings. Thus, the 3D model is the single source of truth for your extended team and even downstream suppliers. This prevents costly errors, streamlines inspection, and saves time. To get started, take the Creo: Creating Annotations Using Model-Based Definition class.
AI-driven Generative Topology Optimization was introduced in Creo Parametric 7.0. You define the design requirements, and through AI, generative design automatically creates optimal designs. It’s fully integrated into Creo Parametric, and results in more optimal designs than you could conceive in a fraction of the time. Want to learn how to use it? Sign up for Creo: Generative Topology Optimization.
If you’re interested in all these classes, you should consider signing up for a LEARN Online Subscription, so you can take these classes and any others in the Creo Training Catalog. PTC University will be releasing several more classes before the end of the year, keep an eye out!
Have you checked out the new PTC/USER JOBS Forum? This is a great place to post new openings for PTC product SMEs. Companies like Raytheon, Edwards Lifesciences and Peterbilt are looking for great talent today!
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