Pro/Engineer has always been noted for capability rather than ease of use and even the company's Product Management VP, Michael Campbell said at the launch that - "Pro/Engineer is never going to be the easiest CAD system to use , out there"
Perhaps for this reason, knowing that once users get used to a particular CAD system, they tend to stick with it, the company is bringing out a Free Schools Edition with a US launch in March 2006 and a Global roll out starting September 2006
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Sunday 25 February, 2007 12:18 PM |
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The tallest building in the world is currently being built in Dubai. A unique combination of engineering and style is happening in the tiny desert stae of Dubai. Tiny in size, a giant in vision
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Monday 19 February, 2007 03:08 PM |
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A novel approach to packaging fast food. From the article : " When Annie and Jesse Hill shared a quick lunch of chicken and noodles at Sino Wok in Raleigh, N.C., they noticed the food, not the plates. But the plates were almost edible, too. Made of bamboo fiber and sugar cane pulp, they're totally biodegradable - unlike most fast food containers." |
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Sunday 18 February, 2007 03:39 PM |
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Electrical & Process Control
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Bicycle thieves beware , technology being developed at the University of Leeds (UK) could be the answer to every cyclists nightmare.
By using a computer system, it is possible to detect individuals parking their bicycles and to automatically warn security staff if someone other than the owner removes the bicycle
PhD student Dima Damen, from the University’s Faculty of Engineering is developing the system. Dima says that
“It’s difficult to monitor CCTV cameras, as operators normally have a large number of screens to watch and this often results in bicycle thefts being missed, even if they are happening right in front of the camera.”
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Monday 1 January, 2007 07:20 AM |
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Environmental and Life Cycle
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Then again, there is always someone out there trying to get some publicity by attacking the big guys - Always easy to criticize Never mind that the Toyota Prius is popular with environmentally conscious motorists -- some environmentalists still wonder if Toyota is living up to its image as a green automaker
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Environmental and Life Cycle
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Some people tend to generate more wind than others - this could be an advantage They're springing up on rooftops across the country and are becoming the standard bearer of those determined to generate their own electricity. But do wind-turbines - on sale in DIY stories for as little as £1,500 and with claims that they can save 30% on electricity bills - actually work? |
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Spread your wings and fly - a partnership made in heaven ? don't know, but it must be close to that location
TOKYO — Japanese machinery maker Mitsubishi Heavy Industires (MHVYF) is using a Pratt & Whitney engine for its planned small jet, the companies said Tuesday, in what will be the first "made in Japan" passenger aircraft in three decades |
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LAST December, after President Bush signed a 35-mile-a-gallon-fuel economy standard into law, General Motors quickly shelved a newly engineered V-8 it was designing to replace Cadillac’s long-serving Northstar engine. The timing of these developments prompted a flurry of obituaries for V-8 engines, a breed with a reputation for speed, power — and lately, environmental insolence.
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