PLM Connection 2015: A handy guide to NX for Manufacturing presentations and discussions
You don’t want to miss the great line up of presentations, demonstrations and keynote speakers that Siemens has planned for you at PLM Connection. Users of Tecnomatix or NX for Manufacturing software can use this handy scheduling guide to many of the presentations relevant to these software portfolios. Just print out this list and you’re ready to go!
Here’s the schedule for Tuesday through Friday.
Reduce Issues with Virtual Assessment Processes: Virtual Validation and Study Management techniques for utilizing Process Simulate on Teamcenter
Session Number: 15272
Track: Business Process Improvement- Manufacturing and In-Service
Session Type: Presentation – Lecture
Primary Presenter: Todd Bengtsson [Product Management – Director of Automotive Industry Solutions – Siemens PLM Software]
Time: May 19, 2015 (09:45 AM – 10:45 AM)
Room: Austin 1
Industry Presentation is Most Applicable Towards: All Industries
Presenter’s User Role: Siemens PLM Software Employee
Abstract: Virtual Validation and Study Management techniques for utilizing Process Simulate on Teamcenter
Digital Manufacturing Future Trends
Session Number: 15367
Track: User Experience – Part Manufacturing
Session Type: Presentation – Lecture
Primary Presenter: Yaron Riany [VP Product Mgmt & Industry Solutions – Siemens Industry Software]
Time: May 19, 2015 (01:15 PM – 02:15 PM)
Room: Dallas A2
Industry Presentation is Most Applicable Towards: All Industries
Presenter’s User Role: Siemens PLM Software Employee
Abstract: This session discuss how the Tecnomatix product portfolio is responding to changes in technology and our customers’ business climate.
Aerospace & Defense Manufacturing – Right the First Time!
Session Number: 15269
Track: Business Process Improvement- Manufacturing and In-Service
Session Type: Presentation – Lecture
Primary Presenter: Zvika Weissman [A&D Business Development Director – Siemens PLM Software] Time: May 19, 2015 (01:15 PM – 02:15 PM) Room: Dallas A1
Industry Presentation is Most Applicable Towards: All Industries
Presenter’s User Role: Siemens PLM Software Employee
Abstract: Aerospace & Defense companies are striving to bridge the gaps between product designers, manufacturing engineers and shop floor production. The combination of a complex product and production processes, along with ever increasing shrinking delivery times, mandates the usage of dedicated engineering tools, which will enable manufacturing engineers to easily collaborate with their colleagues in the product design and the production groups. The session will focus on the high level use cases within the manufacturing planning phase of a program – design for manufacturing, early process planning and detailed process planning. Siemens PLM SW supports this need with set of value-added capabilities, all tightly linked to Teamcenter for virtual verification, which enable MEs to ‘shift left’ in the program timeline, performing manufacturing planning studies earlier in the design cycle, when the ability to make changes to product and process are still affordable. Specific new capabilities in our offering, such as integrating PLM to shop floor execution systems, supporting PMI (Product Manufacturing Information) throughout the entire engineering lifecycle, riveting and fasteners management and simulation, and detailed time analysis will be presented. A new holistic approach to composite part manufacturing process planning, optimization and tracking, which is based on integration between Teamcenter Manufacturing and Plataine’s solution, will be presented. This includes also the Plataine’s Internet of Things (IoT) platform, which leverages networked RFID and mobility technologies to track mobile assets on the production floor, and drive optimized action in both Engineering and Manufacturing decision-cycles using proprietary software algorithms.
Changing The Way Products Are Made Using Additive Manufacturing And Hybrid Manufacturing
Session Number: 15490
Track: General Session
Session Type: Presentation – Lecture
Primary Presenter: Andreas Saar [VP Manufacturing Engineering Solutions – Siemens PLM Software]
Time: May 19, 2015 (05:15 PM – 06:00 PM)
Room: Lonestar Ballroom
Industry Presentation is Most Applicable Towards: All Industries
Presenter’s User Role: Siemens PLM Software Employee
Abstract: In this keynote presentation, Siemens will explore the latest developments and innovations in the Additive and Hybrid Manufacturing market. We will discuss the importance of this disruptive technology to a wide range of industries and its impact on the end-to-end product development process. You will learn about exciting developments, functionality and collaboration Siemens PLM is accelerating in order to make this technology available to our customers as key component of our Digital Enterprise Software Suite.
Line Designer Overview & Presentation
Session Number: 15343
Track: User Experience – Assemblies Planning
Session Type: Presentation – Lecture
Primary Presenter: Alexander Simon [Product Manager – Siemens PLM Software]
Time: May 20, 2015 (11:00 AM – 12:00 PM)
Room: Live Oak
Industry Presentation is Most Applicable Towards: All Industries
Presenter’s User Role: Siemens PLM Software Employee
Abstract: Line Designer Overview & Presentation: Line Designer is a new product on top of NX to provide manufacturing layout capabilities integrated with Teamcenter (4GD). Together with Automation Designer the goal is to provide an end-to-end mechatronic engineering and change-management.
Best Practice to reduce your NC-Programming Time by analyzing your Workflows
Session Number: 15270
Track: Business Process Improvement- Manufacturing and In-Service
Session Type: Presentation – Lecture
Primary Presenter: Oliver Sing [Siemens PLM Software]
Time: May 21, 2015 (09:45 AM – 10:45 AM)
Room: Austin 2
Industry Presentation is Most Applicable Towards: All Industries
Presenter’s User Role: Siemens PLM Software Employee
Abstract: During this Session we will explain a customer proven Workflow on how to reduce NC-Programming time.
We will present and talk about the following Steps
• Analysis of existing programs to identify the potential
• Standardization of best machining practices
• Implementation, testing and roll-out of FBM
Mold and Die enhancements
Session Number: 15370
Track: User Experience – Part Manufacturing
Session Type: Presentation – Lecture
Primary Presenter: Manish Patel [Director – Siemens PLM Software]
Time: May 21, 2015 (09:45 AM – 10:45 AM)
Room: Dallas A2
Industry Presentation is Most Applicable Towards: All Industries
Presenter’s User Role: Siemens PLM Software Employee
Abstract: This Session will Present Whats new inside NX 10.x on Mold and Die Machining.
Optimizing Part Manufacturing Thru Machine Simulation
Session Number: 15037
Track: User Experience – Part Manufacturing
Session Type: Presentation – Lecture
Primary Presenter: Jean-Nicolas Ruby [VP Business Development & Technical Marketing – ICAM Technologies Corp.]
Secondary Presenter: Justin Lehman
Time: May 21, 2015 (11:00 AM – 12:00 PM)
Room: Dallas A1
Industry Presentation is Most Applicable Towards: Aerospace & Defense
Presenter’s User Role: PLM World Partner – Signed 2015
Abstract: “The presentation will focus on a real time machine simulation to impact post-processing resulting in the optimization of the use of CNC machines with NX CAM.
In collaboration with an NX CAM user, ICAM will be presenting the benefits associated in using embedded machine simulation with post-processing. This unique integration between machine simulation & post-processing allows the NC programmer to concentrate on tool-path definition and the integrated machine simulation to make smart decisions relative to the machine tool configuration and work-piece context. This high level automation allows the user to integrate his manufacturing know-how into the automation of the manufacturing process.
Prismatic Parts Machining enhancements
Session Number: 15372
Track: User Experience – Part Manufacturing
Session Type: Presentation – Lecture
Primary Presenter: Oliver Sing [Siemens PLM Software]
Time: May 21, 2015 (11:00 AM – 12:00 PM)
Room: Pearl 5
Industry Presentation is Most Applicable Towards: All Industries
Presenter’s User Role: Siemens PLM Software Employee
Abstract: This Session will present What’s new inside NX 10.x on Prismatic Parts Machining.
This will include updates on the following Modules:
Turning, 2.5 Axis Milling, Holemaking and Feature Based Machining
Tecnomatix Chat with Zvi and Senior Development Leaders at SPLM
Session Number: 15494 Track: User Experience- Other
Session Type: Presentation – Lecture
Primary Presenter: Zvi Feuer [Senior Vice President – Siemens PLM Software]
Time: May 21, 2015 (01:15 PM – 02:15 PM)
Room: Dallas A2
Industry Presentation is Most Applicable Towards: All Industries
Presenter’s User Role: Siemens PLM Software Employee
Abstract: This session will provide an opportunity to learn more about the vision and direction of Tecnomatix and have an interactive dialog with senior Leadership from Siemens PLM Software.
Complex Parts Machining Enhancements
Session Number: 15366
Track: User Experience – Part Manufacturing
Session Type: Presentation – Lecture
Primary Presenter: Manish Patel [Director – Siemens PLM Software]
Time: May 21, 2015 (01:15 PM – 02:15 PM)
Room: Austin 3
Industry Presentation is Most Applicable Towards: All Industries
Presenter’s User Role: Siemens PLM Software Employee
Abstract: This Session will Present Whats new inside NX 10.x on Complex Part Machining.
This include Turbo Machining Module update and 5 Axis Machining!
CAM Open Forum Discussion
Session Number: 15019
Track: User Experience – Part Manufacturing
Session Type: Roundtable – Discussion
Tags: 2015 Conference
Primary Presenter: Ken Akerboom [Sr CAx Systems Engineer – MOOG Inc.]
Time: May 21, 2015 (02:30 PM – 03:30 PM)
Room: State Room 2
Industry Presentation is Most Applicable Towards: All Industries
Presenter’s User Role: End User of Siemens PLM Products at Company I work for (Not Siemens PLM)
Abstract: Roundtable discussion with user involvement and discussion of issues and possible solutions.
