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Solidedging | Just another WordPress.com site. Ten Emerging Tech Cities. Photos du journal. Mark Burhop's post on Vine. Burhop : Watching the sun go down over... NASA shows 3D printing in zero gravity (video) Aug.13, 2013 NASA says it plans to launch the first 3D printer into space in June 2014. But how do they 3D print objects in a zero gravity environment? NASA released a video today that shows off how its Zero Gravity 3D printer will "enable Star Trek replication right there on the spot. " Along with manufacturer Made in Space, the space agency has been developing a zero-gravity printing model for the International Space Station. The 3D Print Experiment performed well during microgravity flight tests this summer, and Made in Space announced on Aug.7 that the company's 3D printer has also passed a battery of tests at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala., confirming that the machine can survive the rigors of launch and function in a microgravity environment.
The printer will be used to manufacture small spare parts and tools. The goal of 3D printing is to take this capability to microgravity for use on the International Space Station. Burhop : Shout out to @bluepantsbrew. Burhop : Meeting with the @MindGearLabs... Blue Pants Brewery - Madison, Alabama's Craft Brewery. Huntsville Center for Technology going to Greenpower Race - Video | al.com. Siemens Announces U.S. Job Training Initiative for Veterans. Siemens will provide up to $17,000 in PLM software training per veteran at 22 facilities across the U.S. Washington, D.C. – Siemens today announced a new, job training initiative for U.S. military veterans with an engineering and manufacturing background as part of a nationwide effort to assist veterans transitioning to the civilian workforce. The program, launched by Siemens' product lifecycle management (PLM) software business unit in 22 cities across the country, provides free training in the use of state-of-the-art digital lifecycle management and computer-aided design (CAD), computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) and computer-aided engineering (CAE) software technology.
"Often military experiences and accomplishments don't always translate cleanly on a civilian resume. Through this effort, Siemens will invest up to $17,000 per eligible veteran for access to training at Siemens PLM Software facilities across the U.S. Huntsville, ALCypress, CAAtlanta, GAChicago, ILBoston, MADetroit, MISt. Straight to Ale | Huntsville, AL. Burhop : Plus, you can get really close! Social Media Tourism Symposium - Vote! | Facebook. User Group Wrapup | solidedging. Thanks to everyone who helped to make this possible. Saratech and Swoosh as participant VARS who contributed some great door prizes and remembered that this was a user group event and not a sales meeting.
It is good to have VARS who will support the community and remember that the purpose here IS for the users to interact with users. We had 33 total in attendance with some of course who were supposed to be there but could not. Siemens as always is a great source of talent which they loan to us for these meetings and since we have them at the Siemens Huntsville headquarters you never know who might show up. This begins the series of meetings and as soon as I go over survey forms and determine frequency and future agendas I will be posting the information. I think for those of you who could have attended and did not would find that those who did felt it was well worthwhile and intend to be back.
I hope those of you who read this and can will consider being at the next one. Like this: MindGear Labs | Imagine. Create. Ignite. The 15 Most Caffeinated Cities in the U.S. The Helping Hand - a story by Z. Murphy & L. Kranen. New coffee house in Madison, AL #huntsville. Celebrate Southern Plate's 4th Birthday for a good cause - RSVP to stay updated and ask questions. Hanging at car show at Bridge Street in #Huntsville #vettes. Tennessee Valley Old Time Fiddlers Convention. Madison Street Festival 2011 Car Show #Alabama #Huntsville. Madison Street Festival --> Oct/2/2010. Intergraph settles $200M suit with Bentley Systems. HUNTSVILLE, AL -- An eight-year lawsuit between the former Intergraph Corp. and Pennsylvania-based software maker Bentley Systems has been settled for nearly $200 million, according to court documents.
The settlement is among the largest in Madison County history, court watchers said. As part of a settlement agreed upon last month, Cobalt BSI Holding, which bought Intergraph in 2006, will sell back to Bentley its 15.6 million shares of Bentley stock, at a purchase price of just over $12 per share, totaling about $198 million, according to court documents. In July 2010, Sweden-based Hexagon AB bought Intergraph from Cobalt for $2.1 billion.
The settlement total includes $9.9 million in fees and expenses awarded to Cobalt's attorneys, including Bartley Loftin III of Huntsville and his firm, Maynard Cooper & Gale. Intergraph sold its civil engineering products to Bentley in 2000 and the deal included proceeds from maintenance contracts. Innovation starts here. Meet TED. If you take innovation seriously, you likely know all about the TED Conference that happens in Long Beach every spring. One of the offshoots of TED is TEDx which brings this same type of event to local communities. In my case, I got to attend TEDx in Huntsville Alabama. Siemens puts a lot of value on innovation so while I didn’t go for work, it certainly put me in the right frame of mind to be innovative when I got back. I went with a group of Auburn Alabama Industrial Design students who drove up for the weekend (BTW, Did you see this post on Siemens PLM and Auburn?)
When I got there, I ran into people from many of the top companies in the area. Prior to getting started, several booths were set up with interactive displays. Next to the Maker’s Local 256, Tim Pickens from Dynetics had a rocket display. I also captured some pictures from Dan Satterfield’s presentation – For those of you not living in Huntsville, Dan is the chief meterorogist for WHNT. 8 to be great. New CEO says Hexagon acquisition of Huntsville-based Intergraph 'all about the people' Bob Gathany/Huntsville TimesNew Intergraph CEO Ola Rollen says company will keep because "it would be foolish to change it. " HUNTSVILLE, AL -- When Hexagon first started looking at Intergraph about six years ago, there was one thing that caught the eye of CEO Ola Rollen ... well, maybe there were 5,000 that caught his eye. 5,000 employees, that is. "It's all about the people," Rollen said. "Intergraph is a great company with great people.
" The Stockholm-based company acquired Intergraph in July, and the $2.125 billion deal closed last month. Hexagon has 11,000 employees in 42 countries; of Intergraph's 5,000 employees, about 1,200 are in Huntsville. A veteran of more than 70 acquisitions, Rollen said this one was "fantastic. " Hexagon is a measurement-technology and systems company, and its combination with Intergraph's highly regarded engineering software is expected to help customers make better and faster decisions. "We've gotten positive (feedback) from industry analysts," he said. Times Watchdog Report: Grissom High dethroned in National Merit semifinalists. For the first time, Bob Jones High in Madison and Randolph School in Huntsville have passed Grissom High on one of the more telling indicators of academic competition within the most advanced courses.
Bob Jones High this year had 15 National Merit semifinalists, three times as many as Grissom's five. Those seniors last year took the PSAT, a measure of college readiness, and scored in the top 1 percent in the nation. Randolph, a private school with 13 semifinalists, also pulled ahead of Grissom for the first time. And Huntsville High, long a distant second within the city system, has tied Grissom. The report came out early Wednesday. There's no way to know for certain yet. "If it turns out not to be a fluke, this is a red flag for everybody because Grissom has been the flagship school for the system," said Jennie Robinson, who represents south Huntsville on the city school board. What is clear is that demographics have shifted in Madison.
It's true. Solid Edge Users, Read me!!!! Siemens PLM Software Blog Smarter decisions, better products. Skip over Site Identifier and Site Explorer Siemens PLM Software Skip over Generic Navigation Skip over Search Skip over language selection Change Country to You are here: Home « Previous Next » Solid Edge Users, Read me!!!! In the case you have not noticed, The Siemens PLM folks are reaching out to customers trying to support more community and more productivity around Solid Edge. Firstly, we’ve set up 17 enablement sessions across the US aimed at helping you increase productivity, learn about features you might not use today, network with other designers and engineers, and maybe even meet with new customers.
Secondly, the Solid Edge team has created a survey for current users and needs your input to help drive the future of the product. Jeff Walker set this up so I got him to answer a few questions about the survey. Mark: We have not done many survey’s in the past. Mark: Are you planning to do more survey’s in the future? Jeff: Yes. The Grove Preschool. Huntsville, AL Connection to SkillsUSA – Siemens PLM Blog. Huntsville, AL Connection to SkillsUSA – Siemens PLM Blog Siemens is one huge company, so when something cool happens here in Huntsville, Alabama, I’ve got to blog about it. Local students Isaac Wasilefsky, Shawn Harris, and Avance Earskine competed in the SkillsUSA Competition in Kansas City. (What is SkillsUSA? Here is a video). In particular, I’ve got to point out Isaac Wasilefsky who won the gold medal for drafting using the Solid Edge design software.
Guess what Huntsville people – Solid Edge is developed right here in Huntsville too! The team that competed in the Kansas City, Missouri competition got together for an awards ceremony with Huntsville Mayor Tomy Battle and Siemens PLM Vice President Bill McClure last week. Leading up to the national competition, Isaac Wasilefsky, a senior from Huntsville Center of Technology, placed first in the Alabama competition where this year’s design challenge was redesigning a component of a console lock for a 2011 Honda vehicle. Tornado in Huntsville- pic of what is on tv. Share photos on Twitter. Tornado! Amazing cupcakes! Gigi's in #huntsville. Amazing cupcakes! Gigi's in #huntsville 2. Amazing cupcakes! Gigi's in #huntsville 3. Love the redone airport at HSV #huntsville.
Apply for a Job: PLM−Product Lifecycle Management: Siemens PLM S. Announces Agreement to be Acquired by Hexagon AB. HUNTSVILLE, Ala., July 7, 2010 -- Intergraph Corp., a leading global provider of engineering and geospatial software, today announced it has signed a definitive agreement to be acquired by Hexagon AB, a leading global measurement technology company, in a transaction valued at approximately $2.125 billion. Upon closing of the transaction, Intergraph will operate as a separate Hexagon division under the Intergraph name and branding. Intergraph will become Hexagon’s core software platform and will continue to provide differentiated and vertically-focused software solutions to its core industries. Intergraph software will also be integrated into Hexagon’s existing measurement and precision technology system markets to provide a visual presentation layer for the management, analysis and sharing of the vast amounts of critical data produced by these products.
“Intergraph remains deeply committed to our customers and markets in which we serve and are pleased to join the Hexagon Group.