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Siemens demands unmasking of Comcast pirates in bid for damages 10-02-2021 12-09-2016 A Siemens unit plans to sue unidentified users who illegally downloaded its software via the internet service provider Comcast for damages of up to $150,000 and has demanded the handover of their personal details. In its complaint, the Texas-based subsidiary said that 142 Comcast users had downloaded and/or used its unlicensed software, and while it had been able to match their ISP IP address to infringing activity, it had been unable to confirm their identities. “To protect its investment in the software ...

Siemens is on the tail of 142 Comcast users who allegedly downloaded and/or used pirated software. Damages could reach $150,000 per offense.

2 February 2021 The low-tech Flexipump is easy and intuitive to operate. Using Solid Edge software, the designer was able to refine the design and optimise it for injection moulding. The Flexipump line assembly. The final product weighs 2.5 kg compared to an original weight of 4.5 kg. With an initial design which resembled an oversized bicycle pump with a piston and two valves, David Hutton created the  Flexipump , a highly productive irrigation pump for farmers in the developing world. Specialised software later helped him refine and optimise his design. David Hutton is...

Varsity students in Covid-19 diagnosis breakthrough George Maponga –  Masvingo Bureau In what is likely to be a major scientific breakthrough once formally certified, a former Great Zimbabwe University (GZU) student and a third-year student at the National University of Science and Technology (NUST) have designed computer software they say can distinguish ordinary pneumonia from the one caused by Covid-19. The two pioneers of the system say the software will give impetus to the fight against Covid-19 as it will help in diagnosis and management of people affected by the virus, which has inf...

Engineering files can be downloaded from TraceParts.com or SnapEDA.com, and then imported to hundreds of ECAD & MCAD tools. This instant and unified access to millions of free design resources helps engineers and designers to save time while designing printed circuit boards, and also drastically reduce the risk of errors. Through this partnership, global electronic component manufacturers - such as Samtec, Nicomatic and TE Connectivity - will also benefit, by expanding their market reach to new customers, while providing a completely streamlined MCAD & ECAD experience. They'll be able to pr...