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We’re Launching Our Knowledge Center!

We’re excited to announce that our Knowledge Center is now available, an educational platform designed specifically for professionals and students seeking to master the most advanced design tools in the market.

Our First Course: Solid Edge Fundamentals

We’re starting this new chapter with the “Solid Edge Fundamentals” course, where we’ll teach you from scratch how to use this powerful Siemens software. We’ve designed this program with both beginners and users who want to formalize and deepen their knowledge of this leading 3D design tool in mind.

Learn at Your Own Pace, Wherever You Want

We know your time is valuable, which is why our course is 100% online and you can progress at your own pace, without compromising your work or academic activities. The flexibility you need to grow professionally.

Special Launch Promotion

To celebrate this launch, we’re offering a special promotion:

Launch price: $200 USD (regular price $250 USD)
Discount: 20% savings
Available only for the first 5 enrollees

This is a unique opportunity to access high-quality specialized training at an exceptional price.

Why Solid Edge?

Mastering Solid Edge gives you an important competitive advantage in sectors such as manufacturing, mechanical engineering, industrial design, and product development. This certification can open new job opportunities and significantly improve your professional prospects.

Don’t Miss This Opportunity!

Spots are limited and we want to ensure the best learning experience for our students.

Contact us now:

Phone: +52 (614) 279 4851
Email: info@goal-tech.com.mx
Visit: https://goaltechcenter.com/

What’s Coming

This Knowledge Center is just the beginning. We have exciting plans to incorporate more specialized courses in other design and manufacturing tools in the coming months. Stay tuned for our updates!

Start mastering 3D design today and take your career to the next level!

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Success Story: How Digital Engineering and Simulation Software Are Revolutionizing the Bicycle Industry

Product: Simcenter
Industry: Bicicletas

Bicycles are more than just a mode of transport or a healthy hobby—they are the result of decades of innovation where technology plays a crucial role in making them faster, safer, and more comfortable. At Goaltech Engineering Solutions, proud Siemens partners, we have witnessed and actively contributed to this digital revolution in the cycling industry.

The Challenge: Bringing the Bicycle from the Past into the Digital Future

Since Karl Drais invented the Draisine in 1817, bicycles have evolved dramatically. But the deepest transformation is not only in materials or classic design—it’s in how bicycles are developed today: through the power of simulation software and digital engineering.

Leading manufacturers like Trek, Cervelo, and Ridley rely on advanced solutions to optimize every detail—from aerodynamics to rider safety.

Our Solution: Siemens Software for 100% Digital Development

At Goaltech, we implement and support cycling brands with Siemens solutions that transform the design and validation process:

GPU-accelerated Simcenter CFD: Enables simulation of airflow around frames and components, optimizing aerodynamics to reduce drag and increase speed. Trek, for example, uses these tools to analyze hundreds of configurations and perfect rider and accessory positioning.
Structural simulation and impact testing: Using Simcenter technology, we perform advanced helmet impact and rotational analysis to maximize protection without sacrificing comfort or weight.
Thermal and acoustic optimization: Software allows balancing ventilation and thermal comfort in helmets while reducing noise and vibrations in e-bikes for a quiet and enjoyable ride.
Full system simulation: From ultra-light hydraulic transmissions to electric motors, digital tools enable the design of more efficient and reliable e-bikes, encouraging millions to adopt sustainable mobility.

Tangible Results: Innovation You Can Feel in Every Pedal Stroke

Thanks to these technologies, today’s bicycles are faster, safer, and more comfortable than ever. Advanced simulation reduces development time and costs, accelerates innovation, and improves the end-user experience.

Radiate Engineering & Design AG, for instance, optimized carbon monocoque wheels with Siemens software to reduce drag by 7% and increase stability in crosswinds—a decisive advantage for professional riders.

Why Goaltech and Siemens?

As strategic partners, Goaltech and Siemens provide the tools manufacturers need to lead the digital transformation in cycling. From CFD simulation to structural and acoustic analysis, the software enables agile, reliable, and data-driven development.

In Summary

The future of cycling is digital, and software is the key to unlocking new levels of performance, safety, and comfort. At Goaltech Engineering Solutions, we’re ready to accompany you on this innovation journey with the best technologies on the market.

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Tetra Pak — Sustainability and Innovation in Every Drop

Product: Simcenter (part of Siemens Xcelerator)
Industry: Food processing and packaging

Safe and Sustainable Food Packaging

Tetra Pak, a global leader in food processing and packaging solutions, is transforming the way food is packaged and consumed. In a world facing increasing challenges like climate change, resource uncertainty, food waste, and growing demand for healthy, sustainable options, the company has found in digital simulation the key to staying ahead.

With over 70 years of experience, Tetra Pak continues to evolve its paper-based aseptic cartons — packaging that allows food to remain safe and flavorful for up to a year without refrigeration or preservatives. This not only extends shelf life and reduces waste, but also improves logistics and raw material use while enabling access to nutritious products in remote locations.

A Challenge at 10 Packages per Second

The scale of Tetra Pak’s operations is impressive: in 2023 alone, more than 179 billion packages were produced using thousands of machines operating around the world. One of their fastest machines, the Tetra Pak E3/Speed Hyper, produces 10 packages per second — an enormous engineering challenge where speed, hygiene, efficiency, and sustainability must coexist in perfect balance.

To achieve this, Tetra Pak turned to Siemens Digital Industries Software and integrated Simcenter solutions from the Siemens Xcelerator platform. These multiphysics simulation tools allow them to optimize equipment design and production processes from a digital environment, reducing physical prototypes and anticipating failures.

Engineering Excellence with Digital Twin Technology

Using Simcenter Amesim and Simcenter STAR-CCM+, Tetra Pak created sophisticated digital twins of their systems — from milk processing to package sealing. This enables simulations of complex fluid-structure interactions, essential to ensure each package is formed and filled correctly, even with the huge variety of products and machine types.

With this level of detail, engineers can simulate everything from the pressure on fast-moving rollers to airflow patterns that could affect package integrity, and even confetti buildup during hole-cutting operations. All of this translates into fewer production stops, better food safety, and a smaller environmental footprint.

Sustainability from Start to Finish

Simulation also plays a crucial role in reducing emissions, optimizing energy use, and improving recyclability. For example, Tetra Pak is replacing the aluminum foil barrier in aseptic cartons with paper-based alternatives and must ensure the new designs meet both performance and regulatory standards. Thanks to multiphysics models, they can study these innovations in depth before launching them into the market.

In food safety processes like spray drying of milk, Tetra Pak uses Simcenter to track temperature histories and prevent protein breakdown, ensuring nutritional quality. In mixing processes, simulation helps calculate optimal mixing times, cutting energy costs and minimizing environmental impact.

Conclusion: Engineering for a Better Future

Thanks to Siemens technology, Tetra Pak has turned engineering complexity into competitive advantage. With the power of simulation, they not only ensure product safety and quality — they also support a global transition to safer, more sustainable food systems.

As Ulf Lindblad, Technology Specialist at Tetra Pak, puts it:
“Simulation gives us the insights we need to protect what matters most: food, people, and the planet.”

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How 3D Scanning with Creaform Enabled Digitalization of Legacy Molds and Process Optimization in Saint-Gobain PAM Canalisation

Product: HandySCAN 3D|BLACK
Industry: Manufacturers of water conveyance systems

In the infrastructure sector, where full asset replacement is often impractical, technology becomes a key ally to extend the lifespan of legacy tools. This is the case for Saint-Gobain PAM Canalisation, a company with over 160 years of history, which found in 3D scanning an effective solution to preserve its industrial legacy and move confidently into the future.

An Industrial Legacy Facing New Challenges

Saint-Gobain PAM Canalisation, part of the Saint-Gobain Group, is a global leader in manufacturing ductile iron pipes for water transportation, sanitation, and industrial applications. Founded in 1856, it has continuously evolved to meet market demands, remaining at the forefront of innovation.

One of its current key challenges is digitizing old mold tools, essential for manufacturing plates used in road systems. These tools often lack CAD design files or modern technical documentation. However, a full replacement would involve high costs and operational complexity. The solution: accurately capture their geometry and generate reliable 3D models for reuse.

Creaform Technology: Precise, Fast, and Reliable

To address this challenge, PAM turned to Creaform solutions, specifically the HandySCAN 3D|BLACK scanner, known for its metrological accuracy, portability, and ease of use. This technology allowed them to capture every detail of the legacy tools and convert them into digital models with complete fidelity to the original design.

Before implementing this solution, PAM relied on traditional measurement methods, including coordinate measuring machines (CMM). However, the process was slow, error-prone, and inadequate for efficiently capturing complex geometries.

With the new system, they implemented a complete scanning ecosystem, including:

A dedicated room equipped with a rotary table and a 75-inch monitor.
A portable PC for flexible scanner use across production, quality control, and maintenance.
Integration of the scanner with Geomagic Design X and Control X software for reverse engineering and quality control.

Transformative Results

The implementation of 3D scanning had an immediate impact on PAM’s processes:

Significant Time Reduction

A project that previously required 2 to 3 months with manual methods can now be completed in just 2 weeks. Thanks to the HandySCAN 3D|BLACK’s 11 crossed lasers, data acquisition is rapid, even on shiny or reflective surfaces, without needing matte sprays.

Higher Precision and Access to Complex Areas

The scanner captures precise data in hard-to-reach areas such as deep cavities, which was not possible with previous technologies. This enables much more accurate and reliable modeling.

Portability and Ease of Use

The system is used by various departments, whether in the scanning room, workshop, or on-site, expanding its applications and improving team collaboration.

Operational Savings and Mold Reuse

Beyond saving time and reducing errors, digitization allows for reusing existing tools, representing significant savings in manufacturing and maintenance.

Conclusion: Moving Forward Without Leaving What Works Behind

The Saint-Gobain PAM Canalisation case shows that it is possible to advance digitalization without losing the value of accumulated experience. Thanks to Creaform’s 3D scanning technology and integration with advanced software tools, the company has successfully preserved its industrial heritage and enhanced it with efficiency, precision, and a forward-looking vision.

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Goaltech at Siemens Assembly 2025: Sharing Vision, Technology, and Innovation

On May 13th, we had the honor of participating in Siemens Assembly 2025, one of the most important events for the manufacturing sector in Mexico and Latin America, held at Universidad Anáhuac. The event brought together over 1,000 representatives from industry, government, and academia to explore the future of manufacturing and the critical role of digital transformation and artificial intelligence in driving sustainable growth.

At Goaltech Engineering Solutions, we were proud to take an active role in the event with a masterclass by our Business Consultant, Noé Rojas, titled: “From Customer to Manufacturer: Breaking the Supply Chain Paradigm”.
In his session, Noé shared insights on how companies can shift from being dependent buyers to autonomous manufacturers by leveraging digital solutions that enhance flexibility, resilience, and competitive advantage.

The event also showcased major innovations from the Siemens Digital Industries Software portfolio, including Teamcenter, a platform that enables end-to-end product lifecycle management, and the Industrial Copilot, developed in collaboration with Microsoft—a voice-enabled AI assistant capable of helping solve technical challenges in real time.

Tony Hemmelgarn, CEO of Siemens Digital Industries Software, emphasized the importance of a connected, intelligent, and sustainable manufacturing future powered by reliable data and cutting-edge tools.

At Goaltech, we share this vision. Our mission is to support Mexican and Latin American companies in adopting digital technologies that drive innovation, efficiency, and leadership in their industries.

We thank Siemens for the opportunity and all attendees for contributing to this important conversation.

Your success, our best engineering.

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Wirebot by Polygon Technologies Revolutionizes Wiring Assembly with Siemens Process Simulate

Product: Tecnomatix
Industry: Robotic

Tackling the challenges of complex automation in wiring

Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Zur Yigal, Israel, Polygon Technologies has become a leading name in robotic engineering, specializing in advanced automation solutions for industries such as automotive, aerospace, electronics, and industrial manufacturing. Their latest innovation, Wirebot, is transforming the way wire harnesses are assembled in control cabinets — and it’s all made possible with Process Simulate from Siemens’ Tecnomatix® portfolio.

As Omer Einav, CEO of Polygon Technologies, explains:

“Using Process Simulate enables WireBot to predict potential issues in the design phase, reducing the risk of delays and improving the quality of the final product.”

A new approach to an old challenge: complex wiring automation

Handling flexible components like wires and fibers has long posed a challenge for traditional robotics. Electrical panel wiring, in particular, has typically been a manual, error-prone, and time-consuming process. Polygon set out to change that with Wirebot, a robotic system designed to outperform human precision in wiring tasks.

Thanks to Process Simulate, Polygon was able to virtually test and validate complex wiring scenarios before production, optimizing cable routes, avoiding collisions, and streamlining workflows. The result: faster production cycles, fewer errors, and up to 10% savings in copper material, significantly cutting costs and waste.

The key: digital twin, AI, and advanced simulation

Developing Wirebot required recreating human dexterity through cutting-edge technologies like haptic feedback, machine vision, dual-arm coordination, and advanced data processing. The resulting system merges robotics, artificial intelligence, and digital twin technology — made possible through Siemens’ Process Simulate.

“By integrating Process Simulate with WireBot, we provide customers with cost-effective component layouts in the design phase, enhancing wiring efficiency, saving time, and boosting productivity,” Einav says.

Results: precision, efficiency, and scalability

By simulating the process beforehand, Polygon reduced production cycle time by 30%, improved wire positioning accuracy, and minimized rework. Wirebot was also seamlessly integrated into existing manufacturing workflows, increasing overall operational efficiency.

The success of Wirebot has led Polygon to continue exploring new applications for Process Simulate, believing that virtual commissioning and digital twin technology are shaping the future of robotic automation.

Conclusion

The Wirebot success story is a testament to how advanced robotics and Siemens simulation technologies can solve complex challenges, drive productivity, and optimize resource usage. With Process Simulate, Polygon has entered a new era of automated wire harness assembly — and solidified its role as an innovation leader in smart manufacturing.

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