A new version of Creo has recently been released – for the latest details, click here.
After much anticipation, Creo 10 is finally here! The latest iteration builds on its rock-solid foundation, boasting further enhancements for superior handling and assessment of CAD models. In addition to usability and productivity improvements, Creo 10 is packed with fresh tools tailored to accelerate designers’ and engineers’ product delivery, such as:
- Composite materials tools
- Electrification design
- Ergonomics design
It also includes upgrades to additive and subtractive manufacturing, simulation-driven design, and model-based definition capabilities.
Here’s what you need to know about the upgrades you’ll get when you buy Creo 10.
Creo 10 Upgrades
Usability and Productivity
With this new release, Creo 10 adds numerous usability enhancements designed to boost the daily productivity of engineers. Specifically, PTC has enhanced Creo’s multibody features with Boolean and Split operations, plus reordering and restructuring assembly tools. Significant improvements have been made to divide surface, holes, sketcher, surface, and freestyle part modeling tools.
Simulation-Driven Design
Creo 10 continues to build on the simulation-driven initiative with upgrades to Creo Simulation Live, Creo Flow Analysis, Creo Simulate, and Generative Design Extension. Plus, an all-new Creo Ansys Simulation Advanced Extension, which includes nonlinear contact and materials combined with thermal and structural analysis.
Additive and Subtractive Manufacturing
Beam-based and formula-driven lattices are now available for additive manufacturing, with high-speed milling tools available for traditional subtractive manufacturing. These new tools can support the development of medical devices by incorporating the energy absorption of auxetic cells.
Model-Based Definition (MBD)
Creo has included MBD tools for a long time. And now, Creo 10 offers significant upgrades to annotations tools for enhanced usability and productivity—while also making it easy to meet compliance standards.
Create innovative products with tools that support the latest manufacturing technologies.
New Tools in Creo 10
Composite Materials Tools
With Creo 10, you can design with composite materials to create strong but lightweight products. The new ply tools allow for ply definition, flat ply contours, and automated ply book generation, and upgrades to lamination tools make it easy to manage all aspects of the lamination process. With these advanced features you can:
- Design plies and cores
- Simulate draping and composite structures for analysis
- Manufacture drape and flat patterns
Electrification Design
Electrification is being integrated into products more and more. Creo 10 now includes a dedicated label tree and improved design tools for routed systems to create, manage, and harness assemblies. The specialized Split/Merge Harness tool makes it incredibly simple to collaborate and reuse sub-harness assemblies as needed. In addition, ECAD capabilities have also been improved by importing past masks and handling ECAD hole parameters for enhanced integration, collaboration, and visibility of PCBs in MCAD design.
Ergonomic Design
Human use must be considered for every product—and humans come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes. New ergonomic capabilities allow you to account for various movements, fields of vision, and differences between user type.
Creo 10 Pricing and Packages
Creo is offered with a subscription license or, for most packages, as a SaaS solution (more on that below). Pricing starts at $2,780 for a locked license and goes up from there, depending on which features will help you meet your goals and which license type best fits your organization’s size and potential.
Creo 10 comes in the following packages:
- Design Essentials
- Design Advanced
- Design Advanced Professional
- Design Premium
- Design Premium Professional
Creo 10 Price: Starting at $2,780 for a locked license.
Regardless of which package you choose, they all include the following tools (with more features added as you upgrade):
- 3D Part & Assembly Design
- Additive Manufacturing
- Advanced Framework Design
- Assembly Management & Performance
- Augmented Reality
- Automatic 2D Drawing Creation
- Design Exploration
- Direct Modeling (Flexible Modeling)
- Fastener Design
- Human Factors Design
- Legacy Data Migration
- Mechanism Design
- Multi-CAD Collaboration
- Parametric & Freestyle Surfacing
- Plastic Part Design
- Piping & Cabling
- Rendering
- Sheet Metal Design
Creo 10 offers a variety of packages to meet the needs of your individual users.
Creo+: Everything Creo 10 Offers—In a SaaS Format
If you have been interested in using Creo but don’t have the technical overhead to handle an on-premise CAD solution, then you’re in luck! With the release of Creo 10 has come Creo+, the same feature-packed platform available in a SaaS format for all Creo 10 packages except Design Premium and Design Premium Professional.
Ready to Buy Creo 10?
Whether you’re upgrading (which you should if you’re up to date on maintenance) or getting started with Creo for the first time, we recommend working with a partner that can help you every step of the way. At NxRev, we offer data migration, administration, and ongoing maintenance to help you get the most out of your Creo instance.
If you’re interested in buying Creo 10, Creo+, or any other product in the PTC family, just contact us, and we will be happy to help.