Thank you for attending the 2026 PLM Components Innovation Conference!
Our next conference will be in Boston, MA | US in 2028
Developing next-generation software for 3D product design, simulation or manufacturing? Save the date and join us in Cambridge for this unique opportunity to understand the value of PLM Components and joining Siemens’ open software vendor ecosystem.
Discover why PLM Components are a strategic asset for accelerating digitalization and driving innovation throughout the entire product lifecycle for your customers.
Learn more from Siemens and its partners about the success of our PLM Components portfolio, including Parasolid, D-Cubed, JT, Kineo, PLM Vis Web and more, as well as our OEM offerings, such as Solid Edge and FEMAP OEM versions.
Why attend?
Listen to 30+ inspiring speakers from top CAD, CAM, CAE and AEC companies
Network with industry experts, CxOs and product development leaders
Discuss AI, security, DevOps, cloud & more
Learn about the vision and roadmap for PLM Components from Siemens executives
Meet the PLM Components development teams
Key topics
Openness - together with our customers, we create the largest 3D data ecosystem in the industry
Artificial Intelligence - AI is changing how products are conceived, designed, analyzed and manufactured. The CAx software industry needs to rapidly evolve to support intelligent, autonomous and highly optimized engineering processes. PLM Components are the software components of choice for AI applications
Broadening Paradigms of Geometry Representation - Data representation in CAD has broadened beyond traditional boundary representation (B-rep), reflecting the growing diversity of design and manufacturing needs. By leveraging this plurality of paradigms and offering a unified modeling environment, CAD software will create more flexible designs and tighter integration between design, simulation and manufacturing.
Agenda
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The event will be held at Downing College, part of the University of Cambridge, a historical location in the heart of the city. With its world-class computer science and engineering departments, the University of Cambridge was home to pioneering research that influenced both theoretical and practical aspects of geometric modeling.
Event Guide
A complete overview of the event can be found here: