Tag: Visual Components

Webinar | Visual Components & OLP: New Features, Workflows and AI Integration | June 11, 2026

Explore the latest features, tools, and workflows introduced in releases 5.0 and 5.1 for manufacturing simulation, Virtual Commissioning, offline robot programming, and production system automation.
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Flexcon at SPS Italia 2026: 3D Simulation, AI and Virtual Commissioning | May 4, 2026

Flexcon at SPS Italia 2026: 3D simulation, energy analysis, virtual commissioning and AI integration for industrial process optimization. Meet us in Parma from May 26 to 28.
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Events | Simulation Event Kuka & Visual Components 2026 | April 23, 2026

Flexcon participates as an official sponsor at the Simulation Event by KUKA and Visual Components 2026, focused on industrial simulation, Digital Twin and Virtual Commissioning.
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New Release | What changes when simulation is fully integrated with automation systems? | March 18, 2026

Visual Components 5.0 improves integration with PLCs, robots and real-time data, enabling more reliable and actionable industrial simulation
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Webinar | Offline Robot Programming: Efficiency, Flexibility, and Validation with Visual Components OLP | November 12, 2025

Webinar on offline robot programming and 3D simulation with Visual Components OLP.
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Use Case | Optimization of Assembly Lines with 3D Simulation | July 17, 2025

Use case: 3D simulation to optimize KONE’s new assembly line for elevator control panels, improving flows, quality, and production continuity.
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New Release | Visual Components 4.10 New realease | November 18, 2024

Discover the groundbreaking features of Visual Components 4.10. Transform your manufacturing processes and push the boundaries of design.
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Insights | Digital twin vs digital shadow vs digital model: key differences explained | February 12, 2025

What’s the difference between a digital twin, a digital shadow, and a digital model? Let’s explore how these technologies work and why the digital twin is essential for optimizing manufacturing production.
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