Visual Components

Mitsubishi Electric and Visual Components Form JV for 3D Simulators

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Wednesday, November 1, 2023
Software, Technology, Engineering, Manufacturing, 3D, JV, Visual Components, Westinghouse Electric Corporation, Mitsubishi Electric United States, Mitsubishi Electric, FA, 3D printing

Mitsubishi Electric Corporation (TOKYO:6503) announced today that it will partner with Visual Components headquartered in Espoo, Finland in a joint venture company, named ME Industrial Simulation Software Corporation, to develop and sell 3D simulators for manufacturing applications.

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  • Mitsubishi Electric Corporation (TOKYO:6503) announced today that it will partner with Visual Components headquartered in Espoo, Finland in a joint venture company, named ME Industrial Simulation Software Corporation, to develop and sell 3D simulators for manufacturing applications.
  • Mitsubishi Electric and Visual Components will hold 70% and 30% stakes respectively in the company, which will begin operating on November 1.
  • Through the new company, Mitsubishi Electric plans to enhance its digital twin platform for circular digital-engineering business solutions.
  • Visual Components' software is compatible with Mitsubishi Electric’s factory-automation (FA) products thanks to standard functions for connecting with PLCs and robots as well as interfaces for expanding the functionality of 3D simulators.

NVIDIA Announces Major Release of Omniverse With New USD Connectors and Tools, Simulation Technologies and Developer Frameworks

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Tuesday, August 9, 2022
Cloud, Computer graphics, OpenVDB, VFX, City, Universal Scene Description, Postscript, CAD, Industry, GLOBE, Open Geospatial Consortium, SimScale, 3D, Shadow Warrior 3, Technology, Ecosystem, Growth, AI, Light, Industrial Light & Magic, Wire, Engineering, Visual Components, GPU, PhysX, Physics, Harry Houdini, Magic, NASDAQ, NVDA, Modulus, Solution, PTC Creo, Autodesk, USD, Organization, Cryptocurrency, Video game console, Medical device, NVIDIA, Omniverse

NVIDIA Omniverse closes the gap between the physical and virtual worlds, and these new tools, technologies and collaborations make it possible to leap into the 3D internet today.

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  • NVIDIA Omniverse closes the gap between the physical and virtual worlds, and these new tools, technologies and collaborations make it possible to leap into the 3D internet today.
  • These bring the total number of Connectors to the Omniverse USD ecosystem to 112.
  • NVIDIA also released major updates to the core simulation technologies that represent materials, physics and light in metaverse worlds.
  • NVIDIA is now a full-stack computing company with data-center-scale offerings that are reshaping industry.

HOOPS SDKs Help Visual Components Make Factory Planning and Simulation Easy for Customers

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Tuesday, May 17, 2022
HTML, CAD, Engineering, Computer, Cifuentes, Food, Environment, Visual Components, Robotics, Element, Industry, Partnership, PDF, Component, Program, Organization, Battery Ventures, PMI, SDK, Visage SDK, 3D, 3D printing, Video game console

BEND, Ore., May 16, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Tech Soft 3D, the leading provider of engineering software development toolkits, today announces that Visual Components has integrated HOOPS toolkits to power their manufacturing facility planning and simulation platform. For more than 20 years, Visual Components has been one of the pioneers of the 3D manufacturing simulation industry. The company aims to make manufacturing design and simulation technology easy to use for manufacturing organizations of all sizes through its product, also called Visual Components.

Key Points: 
  • For more than 20 years, Visual Components has been one of the pioneers of the 3D manufacturing simulation industry.
  • The company aims to make manufacturing design and simulation technology easy to use for manufacturing organizations of all sizes through its product, also called Visual Components.
  • "We offer a simulation solution for planning all kinds of manufacturing environments, from automotive to the food and beverage industry.
  • "While running a factory simulation in Visual Components, customers have the option of hitting 'record' to capture several minutes of their factory in action," said Cifuentes.