The new version of the ToolSystem is here. The current release 2024.1 once again offers many new features that turn the solution into a complete, well-rounded system that covers all the requirements of a modern engineering process.
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What will the optimum engineering process look like in 2024? New market requirements ensure that software providers specialising in computer-aided engineering (CAE) are constantly developing their products. The tools of the leading providers are improved year after year in order to offer the smoothest possible switchgear planning. But what are the most important trends that will characterise the CAE year 2024? And will artificial intelligence also establish itself in this area? We take a look into the future.
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At AmpereSoft GmbH, November means: It’s trade fair time. This is true again this year. The SPS in Nuremberg is coming up and we will be there again with a booth. For this reason, we traditionally have a special offer during the trade fair month. Our customers and those who want to become customers benefit from great discounts on new acquisitions and upgrades in November.
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Networking and communication as well as the interaction of various actors and components are almost standard in many areas today. Not so in electrical engineering. Although seamless digital processes should be the norm here in the sense of Industry 4.0, there are still “white spots” on the engineering map that can only be overcome by human manual labour. This includes the creation of circuit symbols for circuit diagrams. Thanks to ECLASS 13, however, this work is now a thing of the past.
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The number 13: What is considered unlucky in many places becomes a real stroke of luck with the new version of the ECLASS classification standard. With ECLASS 13 now available, planners benefit from numerous optimisations. Not only does the Product Carbon Footprint (PCF) make it possible to act more ecologically. In addition, important contents of digital catalogues such as delivery times or customs duties can now be securely described in ECLASS and output in BMEcat format.
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An optimised and modern engineering process: this is a requirement for the long-term success of a company. The AmpereSoft ToolSystem supports you in this. The new version 2023.1 is now available. It contains numerous optimisations of the ease of use and new possibilities for automation. These include, among other things, the BMEcat output, which can now be designed even more user-defined, and the integration of the current versions of the classification standards ECLASS and ETIM.
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Expert meeting in Forchheim: The Bavarian district town hosted the BIM Conference 2022. For two days, industry experts discussed the status quo in the field of Building Information Modelling (BIM) and deliberated on the next steps. The Central Association of German Electrical and Information Technology Trades (ZVEH), the Association of the Electrical and Digital Industry (ZVEI), the Association for Electrical, Electronic & Information Technologies (VDE) and representatives of various companies were present. AmpereSoft Managing Director Stefan Mülhens was also on site.
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At the free German-language online seminar organised by the Mittelstand 4.0 competence centre eStandards, the focus is on the presentation by AmpereSoft CEO Stefan Mülhens. Entitled “Manufacturing products cleverly – Smart Engineering in electrical engineering with ECLASS Advanced”, the organisation invites representatives of SMEs to learn about the benefits of electronic standards. In the three-question interview, Stefan Mülhens explains what it will be about.
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Symbol and material data: They are indispensable in the engineering process because they form the basis for electrical documentation. Accordingly, it is important to keep them up to date at all times. To speed up the process and make the task easier for users of the AmpereSoft ToolSystem, the new version of the software suite has two valuable new functions.
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Simplified processes, a reduced risk of errors and, last but not least, the chance to save a lot of working
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