Used by 78% ProfessionalsSiemens Solid Edge Overview
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Siemens Solid Edge is a robust 3D CAD software providing parametric feature-based modeling and synchronous technology for efficient product design. Facilitating simulation and assembly, it streamlines businesses' engineering processes through a unified interface. Users can effortlessly create intricate 2D and 3D models, leveraging advanced tools, enhancing design accuracy, and promoting data-driven decision-making.
About Siemens Solid Edge
Siemens Solid Edge Features
- 3D Printing : 3D generated models for easy printing and prototyping, enhancing manufacturing processes.
- Computer-Aided Manufacturing : Streamline machining and fabrication operations through automated tools, increasing efficiency.
- Animation : Animate designs in order to test them virtually, ensuring any issues can be rectified before physical production.
- Cloud-Ready Design : Enables easy sharing and collaboration among teams and clients.
- Motion Design : Helps to create designs that are tested in motion before physical prototype testing is conducted.
- Stimulation : Perform advanced, multi-disciplinary simulations early in the design process to reduce prototyping costs.
Siemens Solid Edge Ratings and Reviews
- Aviel ItzhakCTO (Chief Technical Officer)
We use Solid Edge to create new designs and customize existing designs. We work with remote teams that can work on same projects remotely. Solid Edge licence management can be improved to support stand alone computers and multiple users. Like many other start ups we work remotely and don't use internet network to run a licence server. For that we need for each computer a standalone licence to run the software.
- Verified User in DesignSmall-Business(50 or fewer emp.)
Since Siemens bought the software they have been removing functionality gradually making it more difficult to use. Examples: 1. When drafting and in Draw in View mode you can no longer modify your sketch by placing dimensions on the sketch and changing the dimension. 2. When modifying a part inside of an assembly the Update command no longer updates the relationships in the assembly. 3. Can no longer change an 'inches' dimension by adding or subtracting mm's. (units must be in inches). 4. Can no longer save files in ASCII format. I imagine the functionality was taken away so that they can get more people to buy upgrades. Greedy or just incompetent? Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
