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French 3D software corporation Dassault Systèmes announced on the 15th that it has acquired the 'Ascon Cube' technology from German Ascon Systems.

Dassault Systèmes stated that this acquisition of technology will enhance its software-defined automation (SDA) capabilities. The 'Ascon Cube' is a factory automation technology that supports programming custom software specialized for each machine and precisely optimizing production processes based on artificial intelligence (AI).

Dassault Systèmes plans to integrate this technology into its 3DExperience platform Delmia to accelerate the establishment of next-generation smart manufacturing environments that model, simulate, and optimize the virtual twin of the entire factory. The 'virtual twin' is a technology that provides a virtual model identical to reality, enabling the simulation, prediction, and optimization of complex physical systems in a digitally implemented virtual environment.

The company noted that "with this technology integration, customers will benefit from improved decision-making speed, minimized production downtime, ensured long-term efficiency, and enhanced operational resilience."

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