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Jesse Coors-Blankenship is the Senior Vice President of Technology at PTC. Former CEO of Frustum, Jesse pioneered generative design technology, utilizing artificial intelligence and new mathematical representations of geometry to make generative design functional. At PTC, he leads the effort to bring Frustum’s pioneering work in generative design to market in the CREO CAD platform. Together Frustum and PTC will transform how products are designed for a higher complexity future.

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Additive Manufacturing Agile Artificial Intelligence Asset Centricity BOM Management Closed-Loop Quality Cloud Native Connected Devices Customer Experience Digital Thread Digital Transformation Digital Twin Education Engineering Collaboration Enterprise Collaboration Field Service Generative Design Increase Manufacturing Productivity Industrial Skills Gap Industry 4.0 IT/OT Convergence Life at PTC Math Software Model-Based Definition Predictive Analytics Predictive Maintenance Product Line Engineering PTC Reality Lab Regulatory Compliance Remote Service Requirements Management Risk & Test Management SaaS Service Optimization Service Parts Service Revenue Simulation Software Development Sustainability Technician Efficiency Training Variant Management

Generative design builds on the foundation of topology optimization to produce optimal product design. Learn more about the differences between the two technologies.
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