10x Performance
You will see performance improvements when panning, zooming or rotating—it’s basically all the time
At SOLIDWORKS, we know that you create great designs but new feature enhancements in SOLIDWORKS 2022 it is more than what you might think. To streamline and accelerate your product development process from concept through manufactured products, SOLIDWORKS 2022 contains new, user-driven enhancements focused on:
- Work Smarter. Create better products in less steps with new workflows and feature enhancements in assembly and part design, drawing detailing, simulation, and product data management. Take advantage of new features in parts such as hybrid modeling and creating standardized threaded studs.
- Work Faster. Get more done in less time with significant quality and performance improvements when working with large assemblies, importing STEP, IFC, and DXF/DWG files, detailing your drawings, and managing your product data. Optimize assembly performance automatically without worrying about modes and settings.
- Work Together. Improve innovation and decision making by connecting to the 3DEXPERIENCE platform and leveraging its collaborative capabilities. Increase your competitive advantage by tapping into the power and breadth of the cloud-based 3DEXPERIENCE Works portfolio.
Our Main Takeaways for SOLIDWORKS 2022 and beyond
SOLIDWORKS 2022 is Worth the Upgrade
It is definitely worth the upgrade to SOLIDWORKS 2022 as soon as you can. The performance gains alone make it worthwhile. It is projected to see a 10 percent improvement in design productivity and quality-of-life updates by just upgrading to the newer version.
The Future is Beyond SOLIDWORKS Desktop
As digitalization and globalized connectivity takes more importance and precedence in this era, we would like to send a clear message that the future is so much more than SOLIDWORKS Desktop, but will still remain firmly planted in the SOLIDWORKS Desktop’s foundation. Countless benefits will be presented to the user base as a result of this.
7,000 Developers Working for You
‘There is a huge bench behind the R&D team”. One of the speakers from our recent SOLIDWORKS Live Stream was John Sweeney, the senior director of R&D at SOLIDWORKS. He reminded us of the importance of user submitted issues and have proudly shared their progress on a 3-year initiative back in 2019 to reduce their backlogs of severe SPRs (software performance reports, AKA bugs) to less than 10%.
