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In this demonstration, we show you how reverse engineering in Solid Edge allows you to expand your 3D design capabilities beyond the norm.

Get industry-leading part and assembly modeling tools and remove the constraints of traditional CAD with synchronous technology with Solid Edge.

Solid Edge 2019 from Siemens provides next generation product development for today’s engineers – learn more about the various tools and how they can help.

When a late-stage design change stands between you and a deadline, Solid Edge synchronous technology allows you to quickly and easily make requested edits.

The Solid Edge Design Intent and the Advanced Design Intent panels are the two tools that together reveal the true power of synchronous technology.

See how Solid Edge allows you to import data from any source, including other platforms, and start making edits and adjustments right away.

Solid Edge synchronous technology allows for easy and quick simultaneous editing of multiple parts in an assembly. Learn more with this video.

Solid Edge simulation preparation provides easy-to-use tools for finite element analysis (FEA), regardless of the tool your design was created in.

See how Solid Edge Design Automation can allow you to create shortcuts within Solid Edge to quickly accomplish common or repetitive tasks.

Solid Edge enables to to re-use and re-purpose existing designs and components to save time and manufacturing costs.

Solid Edge makes creating and editing 3D CAD models faster and easier with synchronous technology, bringing flexibility and ease of use to your workflow.

Changes in a design are a given and always strike at the worst time. With Solid Edge, you can quickly apply unexpected design changes to save the day.

To meet unique sheet metal design challenges, Solid Edge streamlines sheet metal development, from CAD design to flat pattern and drawing development.

The power of Solid Edge shows with its large assembly capabilities, allowing for designs with more than 100,000 parts to handle any problem you encounter.

See how to create a top-down assembly with Solid Edge, starting at the highest level possible and defining sub-assemblies as you go.