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Zoom in with AutoCAD's View Cube, watch GTC sessions on demand, and more.More>>

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Sandesh Joshi weighs in on whether the integration of CAM functionality into SOLIDWORKS CAD software will lead to more manufacturable designs.More>>

Sandesh Joshi, a former member of the SOLIDWORKS R&D team, expects the coordination of CAD and CAM in the upcoming 2018 release to have a significant effect on product design.More>>