SOLIDWORKS 2025 introduces groundbreaking advancements in ECAD, revolutionizing how electrical and mechanical design teams collaborate. With seamless integration on the 3DEXPERIENCE platform, teams can unify electrical and mechanical product structures for a single source of truth.

 

 

Key enhancements include dynamic 2D drawings from 3D models, automated splice positioning for harness routing, and powerful tools like CircuitWorks for bidirectional ECAD-MCAD collaboration. These updates also offer enhanced copper trace support for PCBs, precise terminal strip configurations, and accelerated imports of electrical content.

 

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The relationship between electrical and mechanical design is vital for modern product development. With SOLIDWORKS 2025, Dassault Systèmes introduces powerful new features and enhancements to streamline workflows, improve precision, and enhance collaboration across ECAD and MCAD teams. Whether designing complex PCBs or routing intricate harnesses, these updates provide solutions that simplify even the most challenging tasks.

 

 

This blog explores how SOLIDWORKS 2025 streamlines complex tasks, saves time and sets a new standard for electrical design.

 

Unified Product Structures with 3DEXPERIENCE Integration

Managing electrical and mechanical design data in silos can lead to miscommunication, inefficiencies, and errors. SOLIDWORKS 2025 addresses this issue by enabling seamless integration of product structures on the 3DEXPERIENCE platform, creating a unified source of truth.

 

What’s New

• Save Electrical Data: Electrical symbols and product structure data can now be stored directly within 3DEXPERIENCE, alongside mechanical data.
• Combined Documentation: Integrate electrical and mechanical product data into a single, cohesive BOM for streamlined project documentation.

 

Why It Matters

For teams managing both electrical and mechanical elements of a product, this integration eliminates redundant workflows and ensures consistency. Picture a scenario where an electric vehicle’s wiring harness needs to align precisely with the chassis design. With SOLIDWORKS 2025, ECAD and MCAD teams can collaborate effectively, reducing the risk of mismatched designs and costly rework. The ability to combine data in real time enhances productivity and project transparency.

 

Enhanced Terminal Strip Functionality

Designing terminal strips for electrical schematics often involves handling complex connections and configurations. SOLIDWORKS 2025 simplifies these workflows with new tools that improve flexibility and accuracy.

 

What’s New

• Distributed Terminals: Split a circuit across multiple schematic symbols for better organization and readability.
• Pin-Level Control: Select specific pins when adding terminal strips to fine-tune designs.

 

Why It Matters

These enhancements are particularly valuable for industries that rely on precise electrical panel designs, such as manufacturing and industrial automation. For example, when creating control panels for an assembly line, distributed terminals allow engineers to organize connections efficiently. This reduces confusion during installation and ensures error-free implementation in production.

 

Accelerated Electrical Content Import

For projects involving diverse manufacturers or complex cable setups, importing electrical data can be a time-consuming bottleneck. SOLIDWORKS 2025’s enhanced import tool solves this issue.

 

What’s New

• Excel-Based Template: Import cable references and manufacturer part information with a customizable Excel template.
• Comprehensive Data Inclusion: Incorporate details like cable cores and terminal connections directly into your library.

 

Why It Matters

Engineers can now build detailed libraries quickly, ensuring that all necessary components are readily available. Imagine managing a project with multiple vendors supplying different cables and connectors. This tool consolidates all relevant data into one platform, reducing manual entry errors and speeding up project setup.

 

Harness Routing Simplified

Routing electrical harnesses in 3D requires precision, especially when dealing with splices in complex bundles. SOLIDWORKS 2025 introduces automation to streamline this process.

 

What’s New

• Splice Positioning Automation: Automatically position splices along the bundle centerline, ensuring clean and logical routing.

 

Why It Matters

This feature is a game-changer for industries like automotive and aerospace, where harness routing can involve hundreds of splices. By automating splice positioning, engineers can focus on optimizing the overall design rather than spending hours manually adjusting individual components. This not only saves time but also improves manufacturability.

 

Dynamic 2D Drawings from 3D Models

Documentation is essential for turning designs into reality. SOLIDWORKS 2025 improves the connection between 3D models and 2D schematics, enabling faster, more accurate drawings.

 

What’s New

• Dynamic Drawing Creation: Automatically generate 2D drawings from 3D models of electrical cabinets or harnesses.
• Schematic Linkage: Link 2D drawing components to their corresponding schematic symbols for consistent documentation.

 

Why It Matters

By automating the creation of 2D drawings, this feature reduces manual effort and ensures that documentation remains aligned with design changes. For example, in the design of an industrial control panel, the ability to link physical layouts to schematics simplifies installation instructions and ensures compatibility across teams.

 

CircuitWorks and ECAD-MCAD Collaboration

Effective collaboration between ECAD and MCAD teams is vital for designing products that involve both electronic and mechanical components. SOLIDWORKS 2025 enhances this collaboration with expanded CircuitWorks capabilities.

 

What’s New

• ECAD-MCAD Integration: CircuitWorks is now available in all SOLIDWORKS offerings, enabling bidirectional collaboration.
• Shared Libraries: Access a common PCB component library on the 3DEXPERIENCE platform for consistent design standards.

 

Why It Matters

With tools like CircuitWorks, ECAD, and MCAD teams can seamlessly share data, ensuring that PCBs and mechanical designs align perfectly. For instance, in consumer electronics, where space constraints are critical, this collaboration ensures components fit precisely within their enclosures.

 

Copper Trace Support for Advanced Simulations

Accurate PCB design requires precise simulation data. SOLIDWORKS 2025 introduces copper trace support to improve analyses like thermal and structural simulations.

 

What’s New

• Copper Feature Import: Include vias, traces, and shapes in your PCB simulations for more accurate results.
• Expanded Analysis Capabilities: Perform mass, thermal, structural, and electromagnetic simulations with detailed copper data.

 

Why It Matters

This feature ensures PCBs meet performance requirements without overengineering. For example, thermal simulations of high-power electronics can now account for copper traces, providing engineers with realistic insights into heat dissipation and overall performance.

 

Improved Harness Board Documentation

Creating clear, precise manufacturing documentation is critical for harness boards. SOLIDWORKS 2025 simplifies this process with advanced auto-placement and updating capabilities.

 

What’s New

• Auto-Placement of Elements: Tables, dimensions, and balloons are automatically organized for cleaner documentation.
• Automatic Updates: Ensure harness documentation reflects the latest design changes without manual intervention.

 

Why It Matters

Manufacturing teams rely on accurate documentation to build harnesses efficiently. These enhancements reduce errors and ensure production-ready documentation, saving time and costs during assembly.

 

Why Choose SOLIDWORKS 2025 for ECAD?

SOLIDWORKS 2025 revolutionizes ECAD design with tools that prioritize collaboration, accuracy, and usability. Whether you’re optimizing PCB layouts, managing harness designs, or collaborating on electrical and mechanical systems, these updates simplify the most complex tasks.

Key Benefits

• Streamlined Collaboration: Enhanced ECAD-MCAD integration ensures seamless workflows between teams.
• Time-Saving Features: Automated splice positioning, improved imports, and dynamic drawings reduce manual effort.
• Scalable Solutions: With 3DEXPERIENCE integration, designs remain adaptable and future-proof.

 

 

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SOLIDWORKS 2025 brings a new era of simulation capabilities, in partnership with the 3DEXPERIENCE platform, redefining how engineers validate designs and optimize workflows. With cutting-edge features like the General Spring Connector, enhanced surface bonding interactions, and performance improvements for large assemblies, this year’s release empowers users to achieve greater accuracy and efficiency in their simulations.

 

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Engineers can now streamline complex setups, precisely analyze plastic warpage, and handle fluid dynamics with ease, all while benefiting from improved usability and faster meshing processes. This blog explores the key simulation upgrades in SOLIDWORKS 2025, offering insights into how these tools transform the engineering experience.

 

Intro

In the world of engineering and design, simulations are the backbone of validation. They ensure products perform as intended, withstand real-world conditions, and remain cost-effective. With the release of SOLIDWORKS 2025, simulation capabilities have reached new levels, offering more precise results, streamlined workflows, and advanced usability improvements that empower engineers to work smarter, not harder.

 

 

This blog explores the transformative enhancements in SOLIDWORKS 2025 Simulation, breaking down the key features and their practical applications. Whether you’re tackling large assemblies, complex geometries, or detailed fluid dynamics, these updates provide a powerful suite of tools to support every stage of the design process.

 

General Spring Connector: Simplified and Accurate Simulations

Simulation setups can be complex, but SOLIDWORKS 2025 introduces the General Spring Connector, which makes it easier to simulate spring interactions with more customization options than ever before.

 

What’s New

• Custom Spring Properties: Define axial-only, isotropic, or orthotropic spring behaviors to suit your design needs.
• Enhanced Compliance: Add custom compliance for greater control over how the spring behaves in different scenarios.

 

Why It Matters

Springs play a critical role in many mechanical systems, from suspension components to load-bearing structures. The General Spring Connector allows for more realistic simulations of spring behavior without requiring physical prototypes. For instance, engineers designing suspension systems can now test how springs react to various loads and stresses while accounting for unique material properties or configurations. By enabling greater precision in spring simulations, this feature saves time during setup and ensures your models reflect real-world performance.

 

Enhanced Pin Connector: Precision at Every Step

Connections between components are foundational to any assembly simulation. The improved Pin Connector in SOLIDWORKS 2025 refines this process, delivering better accuracy and performance for complex assemblies.

 

What’s New

• Distributed Connection Type Improvements: Experience improved accuracy when using distributed connections.
• Better Performance: Enjoy faster and more reliable simulations of pin-based connections, especially in large assemblies.

 

Why It Matters

Pin connectors are crucial for analyzing components like hinges, joints, or pivots. With the upgraded Pin Connector, engineers can confidently simulate these critical interactions while maintaining speed and accuracy. For example, in aerospace applications, where safety hinges on the integrity of pinned connections, these improvements provide deeper insights into load distribution and stress points.

 

Improved Handling of Large Models

Large assemblies often involve hundreds or thousands of components, making simulation setups a daunting task. SOLIDWORKS 2025 introduces tools to simplify and streamline these workflows.

 

What’s New

• Exclude Non-Relevant Components: Quickly remove non-essential parts or bodies from simulations to declutter your workspace.
• Focus on Selected Bodies: A new user interface option lets you isolate selected components for faster boundary condition setups.

 

Why It Matters

These enhancements allow you to focus on the components that matter most, reducing setup time and distractions. Imagine working on a complex machine assembly with hundreds of parts—these tools ensure you can isolate the gearbox, for example, without manually hiding or excluding other components. This targeted focus improves efficiency and helps maintain clarity throughout the simulation process.

 

Advanced Surface Interactions for Better Results

Accurate bonding between surfaces is essential for reliable simulations. SOLIDWORKS 2025 enhances both Node-to-Surface and Surface-to-Surface Bonded Interactions to improve accuracy and usability.

 

What’s New

• Offset Bonded Interactions: Eliminate gaps between surfaces in mid-surface mesh studies for better results.
• Improved Bonding for Complex Surfaces: Achieve more precise bonding on cylindrical, spherical, and conical surfaces for linear studies.

 

Why It Matters

Surface interactions often determine the success of a simulation. By improving bonded interaction accuracy, these upgrades ensure your models perform more like their real-world counterparts. Whether analyzing pressure vessels, complex geometries, or fatigue scenarios, you’ll experience faster, more reliable results with minimal setup adjustments.

 

SOLIDWORKS Plastics: Analyze Warpage with Precision

Warpage in plastic parts is a common issue that can lead to costly rework or manufacturing delays. SOLIDWORKS 2025 introduces advanced tools to pinpoint and address the causes of warpage.

 

What’s New

• Break Down Warpage Causes: Analyze warpage by its sources, including unbalanced cooling, material orientation, and non-uniform shrinkage.

 

Why It Matters

This feature gives engineers greater control over the injection molding process, enabling faster corrections and better part quality. For example, if unbalanced cooling is the primary cause of warpage in a plastic enclosure, engineers can focus their efforts on redesigning the cooling channels, rather than adjusting other unrelated parameters.

 

SOLIDWORKS Flow Simulation: Speed and Accuracy Combined

Simulating fluid dynamics just became faster and more efficient. SOLIDWORKS 2025 includes performance and accuracy improvements for handling complex geometries and fluid flow challenges.

 

What’s New

• Meshing for Faceted Geometries: Accelerate meshing for imported STL files and tessellated models.
• Sink Mark Solver Upgrade: A new solver delivers higher accuracy for predicting sink marks in plastic parts.

 

Why It Matters

Flow simulations are vital for evaluating designs with fluid flow, such as cooling systems, HVAC components, or aerodynamics. These updates make it easier to handle complex shapes, reducing meshing time while maintaining accuracy. Engineers designing heat exchangers, for instance, can now spend more time optimizing performance rather than troubleshooting simulation issues.

 

Mesh Performance Upgrades

Meshing is a critical step in any simulation, and SOLIDWORKS 2025 improves performance for assemblies with repeated parts, such as bolts or gears.

 

What’s New

• Faster Meshing for Repeated Parts: Improved handling of curved surfaces in large assemblies with many identical components.

 

Why It Matters

Large assemblies often include numerous repeating elements that can slow down meshing. This enhancement drastically cuts meshing time, allowing engineers to focus on analysis rather than setup. For example, an automotive engineer simulating an engine block with hundreds of bolts will see significant time savings during the meshing process.

 

Why Choose SOLIDWORKS 2025 for Simulation?

SOLIDWORKS 2025 Simulation offers a robust suite of upgrades that cater to engineers working on diverse projects.

Key Features

• Time-Saving Features: From faster meshing to improved handling of large models, every feature is designed to streamline workflows.
• Enhanced Accuracy: Precise bonding interactions, upgraded solvers, and advanced connectors ensure simulations reflect real-world conditions.
• Improved Usability: A cleaner interface and targeted tools reduce complexity, allowing users to focus on engineering, not troubleshooting.

The Solidxperts Advantage

At Solidxperts, we’re committed to helping you unlock the full potential of SOLIDWORKS 2025 Simulation. Our expert team is ready to support you with training, implementation, and ongoing assistance, ensuring your workflows are optimized for success.

 

 

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The latest updates to SOLIDWORKS browser-based roles for 2025 introduce transformative tools and workflows that redefine accessibility, efficiency, and collaboration in design. From bridging the gap between 2D and 3D design workflows to enabling proactive manufacturability checks, these updates empower designers and engineers to work smarter, not harder.

 

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Highlights include the innovative Picture to Sketch tool, which converts images into editable parametric sketches, and enhanced geometry alignment features for precision modeling. With advanced command search capabilities, streamlined sheet metal design tools, and built-in flexibility, SOLIDWORKS 2025 browser-based roles offer more powerful, accessible solutions for modern design challenges.

 

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SOLIDWORKS continues to evolve, redefining how teams collaborate, create, and innovate. With the latest updates to SOLIDWORKS browser-based roles, designers and engineers gain new tools to unlock their creativity, streamline workflows, and bring their ideas to life—all from the flexibility of a browser.

 

 

This blog continues our SOLIDWORKS 2025 What’ New series, delving into these updates, showcasing the most transformative features and how they elevate your CAD experience. Whether you’re enhancing manufacturability, accelerating workflows, or breaking down barriers between 2D and 3D design, these browser-based roles are the future of agile, accessible design.

 

Breaking Down the Barriers: Unified Workflows for 2D and 3D Design

The design process often toggles between 2D drawings and 3D models, creating potential inefficiencies. SOLIDWORKS browser-based roles eliminate this hurdle by offering a unified approach, giving you a single source of truth for your projects.

What’s New

• Versatile 2D and 3D Workflows: Add views, dimensions, and tolerances in a 2D environment while simultaneously generating 3D annotations for consistency.
• Improved Accuracy: Automatically sync 2D and 3D data, ensuring all annotations and views align perfectly across platforms.

Why It Matters

This integration breaks the silos between 2D and 3D workflows, reducing errors and streamlining communication with stakeholders. Whether you’re designing components or documenting manufacturing instructions, this feature saves time while maintaining precision.

 

Find Commands Faster: Command Search Enhancements

Efficiency is critical in today’s fast-paced design environment. SOLIDWORKS browser-based roles make it easier than ever to locate the tools you need.

What’s New

• Intuitive Search: Search for commands by name, tooltip keywords, or synonyms directly from the S-key shortcut menu.
• Accessibility: Quickly access commands—even if you’re unsure of the exact name—by using descriptive keywords.

Why It Matters

Navigating through countless menus is a thing of the past. This feature accelerates workflows, reduces frustration, and helps new users adapt to the software more quickly.

 

From Concept to Creation: Picture to Sketch

Have a hand-drawn concept or a reference image? SOLIDWORKS browser-based roles now enable you to transform ideas into actionable designs with the new Picture to Sketch tool.

What’s New

• Image Conversion: Seamlessly convert images into parametric 2D sketches for editing.
• Migration Simplified: Trace 2D sketches from other CAD systems for smooth transitions into 3D CAD.
• Creative Freedom: Use hand-drawn sketches or screenshots as a starting point to rapidly prototype ideas.

Why It Matters

This tool bridges the gap between imagination and execution, allowing designers to turn rough concepts into polished designs without starting from scratch.

 

Ensuring Manufacturability with DFM Helper

Design for Manufacturing (DFM) is a critical consideration for any product. With the DFM Helper, SOLIDWORKS browser-based roles provide proactive checks to optimize your designs for production.

What’s New

• Customizable Checks: Analyze parameters like part size, wall thickness, and hole specifications to identify potential manufacturing issues.
• Error Prevention: Catch critical design flaws early, saving time and reducing costly manufacturing delays.

Why It Matters

By integrating manufacturability checks directly into the design process, DFM Helper ensures that your designs are production-ready from the start.

 

Advanced Tools for Sheet Metal Design

Sheet metal components are essential in many industries, and SOLIDWORKS browser-based roles enhance their design and documentation with powerful new features.

What’s New

• Closed-Corner Feature: Easily close gaps between flanges with customizable joint types (butt, overlap, underlap).
• Bend Table Integration: Generate flat patterns with detailed bend information, including order, direction, radius, and more.

Why It Matters:

These tools streamline sheet metal design and improve communication with manufacturing teams, ensuring precise and efficient fabrication.

 

Align, Modify, and Optimize: Expanded Geometry Tools

Designing freeform shapes and modifying meshes is now faster and more intuitive, thanks to these geometry-focused updates.

What’s New

• Align to External Geometry: Reference existing components during subdivision editing for accurate alignment of freeform designs.
• Alternate Mesh Modifier Robot: Access mesh modification options directly from a new, intuitive interface.

Why It Matters:

These updates enhance precision and usability, giving designers greater control over complex geometries without interrupting their workflows.

 

Why Choose SOLIDWORKS Browser-based roles?

SOLIDWORKS browser-based roles redefine accessibility and collaboration, giving you the freedom to work on your designs from any device with a browser. This flexibility removes hardware constraints, making it easier than ever to stay productive.

 

 

With advanced features like Picture to Sketch and DFM Helper, you’ll save time, minimize errors, and streamline your workflows. Plus, integrated tools ensure consistency across teams and projects, enabling faster and more effective collaboration.

 

 

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Want to explore everything at once? Download the full guide here: What’s New in SOLIDWORKS Browser-Based Roles.

At Solidxperts, we’re here to help you get the most out of these innovative tools. Whether it’s onboarding or expert training, our team is dedicated to your success. Contact Solidxperts today to schedule a demo or learn how browser-based design can revolutionize your workflows.

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SOLIDWORKS 2025 delivers an array of new features designed to enhance collaboration, streamline workflows, and elevate design precision. This latest release integrates advanced tools for real-time team connectivity, boosts performance for complex assemblies, and introduces smarter part modeling techniques. Users can also expect improvements in detailing, immersive rendering, and ECAD-MCAD collaboration, ensuring their projects meet the highest standards of efficiency and innovation.

 

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With seamless integration into the 3DEXPERIENCE platform, SOLIDWORKS 2025 sets the stage for a new era of connected design and data management. Whether you’re optimizing workflows or exploring new creative possibilities, this release is tailored to help you achieve more in less time.

 

Intro

The wait is over—SOLIDWORKS 2025 is here, and it’s designed to push the boundaries of what’s possible in engineering and design. Packed with advanced tools and updates, this release focuses on enhancing collaboration, boosting performance, and delivering precision across every phase of the design-to-production journey.

 

 

At Solidxperts, we believe that staying ahead of industry trends means adopting tools that not only keep up but help you lead. With SOLIDWORKS 2025, you’ll find smarter workflows, new levels of connectivity, and features that empower you to take your ideas further.

This blog marks the beginning of a multi-part series, where we’ll dive deeper into the newest features of SOLIDWORKS 2025 over the coming weeks. From part modeling to assembly performance, collaboration tools, and more, we’ll explore how these updates can elevate your projects and streamline your workflows.

Let’s dive into the highlights of what’s new in SOLIDWORKS 2025.

 

Collaboration Without Boundaries

Innovation thrives in collaboration, and SOLIDWORKS 2025 takes team connectivity to new heights. With improved integration and real-time updates, your projects stay on track—even when your team is working remotely.

 

What’s New

• Instant Updates: Get real-time notifications on file changes, ensuring your team always works with the latest versions, preventing costly errors.
• Connected Communities: Share insights, ask questions, and discuss designs directly within the platform—no more juggling external tools.
• 3DEXPERIENCE PDM Integration: Leverage the power of SOLIDWORKS PDM combined with the 3DEXPERIENCE platform for robust data management and collaborative design.

 

Why It Matters

Collaboration tools in SOLIDWORKS 2025 streamline communication and ensure everyone, from engineers to stakeholders, stays on the same page. Say goodbye to wasted time and hello to connected productivity.

 

Precision in Every Part

Design is in the details, and the latest part modeling enhancements in SOLIDWORKS 2025 make achieving precision easier than ever. These updates are designed to reduce manual effort while expanding your creative possibilities.

 

What’s New

• Chamfer Command Accelerators: Select edges faster with intuitive accelerators that save time on repetitive tasks.
• Variable Fillets: Create fluid, smooth transitions between edges with continuous blending capabilities.
• Sheet Metal Efficiency: Automatically generate bend notches on flat patterns for quicker and more accurate manufacturing setups.
• Silhouette Defeature: Simplify complex parts for large assemblies while keeping them linked to the original geometry.

Why It Matters

These tools allow you to focus on design innovation while minimizing repetitive tasks. The new modeling features ensure your designs are not only functional but also manufacturable, saving time and resources down the line.

 

Assembly Performance Redefined

When working with large assemblies, every second counts. SOLIDWORKS 2025 introduces performance improvements that help you manage complex designs with speed and precision.

 

What’s New

• Top-Level SpeedPak Configurations: Add SpeedPak configurations directly to the top level of assemblies without editing subassemblies.
• Faster Mass Properties Calculations: Pre-calculated values for parts streamline mass property analyses in assemblies.
• Interference Detection: Identify clashes between surface and solid bodies—even in Large Design Review mode.

 

Why It Matters

SOLIDWORKS 2025 empowers you to handle massive assemblies efficiently, helping you make decisions faster and maintain tight project timelines.

 

Elevated Drawing and Detailing

Great designs require clear documentation. With SOLIDWORKS 2025, creating and refining detailed drawings is faster and more intuitive, ensuring your team and partners can bring concepts to life seamlessly.

 

What’s New

• Multi-Approval Stamps: Enforce company rules and add approval stamps on connected devices for better control and accountability.
• Custom BOM Quantities: Tailor BOM tables to display QUANTITY or LENGTH x QUANTITY based on your project needs.
• Streamlined Layouts: Automatic placement of tables, dimensions, and annotations creates cleaner, more readable drawings.

 

Why It Matters

Time spent on creating, adjusting, and organizing drawings is now significantly reduced, allowing you to focus on delivering high-quality designs.

 

A Visual Revolution with Immersive Rendering

Captivating visuals are key to bringing your designs to life, and SOLIDWORKS 2025 is raising the bar with cutting-edge rendering features for Visualize.

 

What’s New

• Automated Rendering: Automate photorealistic renderings using the SOLIDWORKS Visualize API.
• Vulkan API Ray Tracing: Leverage advanced GPU technology for real-time, interactive ray tracing that produces stunning visuals faster.

 

Why It Matters

These enhancements ensure you can present your designs with confidence, whether you’re pitching to stakeholders or showcasing ideas to customers.

 

Bridging the Gap Between ECAD and MCAD

For products that merge mechanical and electronic components, SOLIDWORKS 2025 introduces tools to ensure seamless integration between ECAD and MCAD workflows.

 

What’s New

• Detailed PCB Imports: Include internal and external copper features in PCB designs for accurate mass and thermal analyses.
• CircuitWorks for All: Now universally available, CircuitWorks simplifies ECAD-MCAD collaboration.

 

Why It Matters

By bridging these traditionally siloed workflows, SOLIDWORKS 2025 enables teams to produce better designs in less time.

 

Why Choose SOLIDWORKS 2025?

SOLIDWORKS 2025 isn’t just an update; it’s a toolkit for success in a fast-paced, connected world. From collaborative tools to enhanced performance and precision, this version empowers you to deliver designs that stand out.

 

 

At Solidxperts, we’re here to help you unlock the full potential of SOLIDWORKS 2025. Our team of experts is ready to guide you through its features, ensure a smooth transition, and provide ongoing support.

 

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