PADT, Inc.

PADT to speak on 3D Printing and its Relation to Digital Printing at the 5th Digital Printing Presses Conference in Scottsdale, AZ on April 30th, 2014.

Phoenix Analysis & Design Technologies, Inc. (PADT, Inc.) the Southwest’s largest provider of product development tools and services, is marking its 20th year of business on March 7th, 2014.

Phoenix Analysis & Design Technologies (PADT) and M-Tech Industrial highlighted the use of the Flownex Simulation Environment software tool in the mining industry by exhibiting and presenting at the 2014 Society of Mining Engineering (SME) Meeting...

Phoenix Analysis & Design Technologies (PADT) is marking the rapid growth of usage of the Flownex Simulation Environment by holding two free training classes for engineers interested in the simulation of flow and heat transfer in fluid systems.

The QMS used by PADT's medical devices group received a Certificate of Registration for compliance with the ISO 13485:2003 Quality Standard.

PADT is opening a new local office in Albuquerque, New Mexico in the Sandia Science and Technology Park. The office will focus on providing sales, technical support, 3D Printer maintenance, and a meeting space to better serve customers in New Mexico.

Phoenix Analysis & Design Technologies, Inc. (PADT) is pleased to announce the expansion of its product portfolio to include the full line of Polyjet 3D Printers from Objet in Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, and Utah.

PADT, Inc. is proud to announce that it has added the VCollab 3D Visual Collaboration Software for CAE to its software product offerings solving the need for smaller simulation result files and increased efficiency in data transfer.

PADT announces the availability of three BLINK Electric Vehicle charging stations at their Tempe, AZ headquarters. PADT worked with ECOtality, the manufacturers of the charging stations, on the design of the DC Fast Charger that was installed.

PADT now sells and uses scanning technology from NDI, Inc., CGI, Inc. and Geomagic to convert parts into 3D computer geometry. This capability is critical to companies who need to inspect their parts or reverse engineering existing hardware.