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3DEXPERIENCE World 2025: What Impact Will AI and Robotics Have on Humanity?
3DEXPERIENCE World 2025, the event organized by Dassault Systèmes that brings together thousands of professionals, designers, engineers, makers and creatives each year, has ended. This year it was held in Houston, Texas, February 23-26. 3DEXPERIENCE World is an opportunity to&hel
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3DEXPERIENCE World 2025, the event organized by Dassault Systèmes that brings together thousands of professionals, designers, engineers, makers and creatives each year, has ended. This year it was held in Houston, Texas, February 23-26. 3DEXPERIENCE World is an opportunity to explore the latest innovations in the SOLIDWORKS ecosystem and address the central and most current issues related to 3D technologies. 3Dnatives attended the first two days of the event to bring you the latest news and highlights.
3DEXPERIENCE World 2025 saw a packed program with three days of lectures, announcements, live demonstrations and interaction with the public. There was also, as in previous editions, a Playground where the company and exhibitors could show live machines, solutions and applications, as well as interact with attendees. The feeling one gets from attending 3DEXPERIENCE World is undoubtedly that of being part of a community that shares passions and professional projects, and is always looking forward to meeting each other to bring about new synergies and discover all the latest news from the 3D world and beyond!
Manish Kumar, CEO of SOLIDWORKS recalled the celebration of 30 years since the first version of the software was launched in 1995.
Robotics and Artificial Intelligence Take Center Stage
The leading themes of 3DEXPERIENCE World 2025 were robotics and artificial intelligence. During the many lectures, top executives from Dassault Systèmes and SOLIDWORKS alternated with representatives from companies and users who use SOLIDWORKS and 3D technologies in their business. From an ice cream machine to humanoid robots, the applications are almost endless. This is exactly what Dassault Systèmes wanted to highlight: the use of 3D modeling combined with other skills and technologies such as artificial intelligence, robotics, or 3D printing can create cutting-edge, optimized products quickly and efficiently, as well as pave the way for exciting avant-garde projects.
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