Digital manufacturing provides them with the means to meet these demands. Visual Components is a leading supplier of manufacturing simulation software. By helping manufacturers gain a deeper understanding of their processes, our products reduce waste and inefficiency, increase capacity and enable shorter lead times. And now, as a result of our partnership with NVIDIA, simulation from Visual Components can help manufacturers shape and start on their own digital transformation.

At the MEDTECLIVE trade fair in Stuttgart, Germany, Vision Components (booth #10-303) will showcase its latest MIPI CAMERA MODULES and EMBEDDED VISION SYSTEMS for medical and laboratory applications such as point-of-care diagnostics. Embedded vision has significant advantages for this sector, enabling economic, versatile and, if required, portable solutions for autonomous operation without external computing units.

It’s clear that the sustainability agenda is a priority for organizations these days. How can businesses utilize simulation technology to boost sustainability practices?

Key findings and learnings from the manufacturing simulation survey conducted by Visual Components.

Visual Assembly Management.

Experience a different simulation perspective of your layouts using this simple and easy-to-use add-on in Visual Components.

Check out the latest additions from CIMTEC Automation, Fanuc, Fruitcore Robotics, Hofmann & Stirner, Hyundai, KUKA, MiR, Omron, OnRobot, QKM, Robotize, Visual Components and Yaskawa.

Siemens S7 PLC Connectivity supports native connectivity to most physical and simulated Siemens PLCs, including older models. This native connection provides faster communication speeds with physical S7-1200 controllers and supports connection to S7-PLCSIM (not currently supported by OPC UA).

With many of us working from home, it’s a great opportunity to focus on developing professional skills in 3D manufacturing simulation. With 12 courses and 180+ lessons and growing, the Visual Components Academy contains a wealth of free educational content for users at all skill levels. In this blog post, we’ll highlight some courses for you to improve your skills and proficiency in Visual Components.

With factories around the globe being idled and many of us now working from home, the COVID-19 pandemic has had a swift and severe impact on the world we live in. While these are certainly challenging times, it’s also an opportunity for us to improve and plan for what’s next. Here are a few ways 3D manufacturing simulation can help you in these times.