Building Tomorrow's Packaging Professionals: EngView Equips TUM with its cutting-edge structural design software
EngView Systems is happy to announce a new partnership with the Technical University of Moldova (TUM), reinforcing our commitment to support education and innovation in the packaging industry. By donating our flagship software, EngView Package & Display Designer, we aim to equip TUM students with state-of-the-art tools and knowledge essential for excelling in their future careers. For over 25 years, EngView Systems has been at the forefront of providing innovative solutions in the packaging industry. We believe that sharing our expertise and resources with educational institutions is not just beneficial—it is the right thing to do. This partnership reflects our dedication to fostering the next generation of professionals who will drive the industry forward. Technical University of Moldova The fundamental mission of the Technical University of Moldova is to provide the young generation with quality education. By combining educational excellence, research and innovation, the institution aims to contribute to building a sustainable knowledge-based society and economy, while offering students opportunities for personality formation and development of creative and critical thinking skills. Empowering Education Through Technology The donation of our software to TUM's Design and Polygraphic Technologies and Industrial and Product Design departments will enable students to gain hands-on experience with cutting-edge packaging design tools. This aligns perfectly with TUM's mission to provide quality education that combines educational excellence, research, and innovation. To kickstart this collaboration, EngView specialist Vladimir Dimitrov conducted an in-depth training session for students and faculty members. The session covered essential aspects of the software's functionality and its applications in the polygraph industry. Through detailed presentations and hands-on demonstrations, participants explored the complexities and advantages of using EngView Package & Display Designer. A Shared Vision for Innovation "Through this training, students gained essential knowledge of how they can use EngView to develop their technical skills in packaging design and graphics. The hands-on demonstrations and support provided by EngView's specialist have added value to the educational experience and will prepare students for the real demands of the polygraph industry. We also extend our sincere thanks to EngView Systems Sofia Ltd. for their support for developing the young people's competencies -the future professionals." commented Lucia Adascalită, University Lecturer in the Design and Polygraphic Technologies Study Program, Faculty of Textiles and Polygraphy at the Technical University of Moldova. "We are happy to partner with the Technical University of Moldova," said Vladimir Dimitrov, Sales Manager EMEA region at EngView Systems. "By donating our software, we are investing in the future of the packaging industry. We believe that by sharing our experience and innovative tools, we can help students work more efficiently and inspire them to bring new ideas to life." Looking Ahead As the packaging industry continues to evolve, the need for skilled professionals who can leverage advanced technologies becomes increasingly important. EngView Systems is dedicated to playing a pivotal role in this development by supporting educational institutions like TUM. We look forward to a fruitful collaboration that not only benefits the students and faculty of the Technical University of Moldova but also contributes to the broader goal of innovation and efficiency in the packaging industry.Read MoreStudent Packaging Design Projects from the University of Banja Luka
We are happy to present the innovative packaging design projects created by the talented students from the University of Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Under the guidance of Assoc. Professor Mladen Stančić, Ph.D., Vice Dean for Academic Affairs and Head of the Department of Graphic Engineering, students in the Faculty of Technology’s Graphic Engineering program were given a unique opportunity to push the boundaries of packaging design with a real-business project. Last semester, the students undertook the challenge to redesign the packaging for the confectionery brand Kraš, a Croatian company that is a leader in the Western Balkans for its high-quality chocolates, biscuits, and wafers. This project provided students with valuable industry experience while allowing them to harness the full potential of EngView Package & Display Designer software. EngView’s advanced tools enabled these students to bring their creative concepts to life through precision and innovation. The students’ projects reflect their growing skills and creative vision. We’re proud to showcase their hard work and encourage them to Dream, Create, and Succeed as they continue to explore their talents. Participating StudentsDragana MikanAna ĆatiTea DošenAdrijana SavićDragan AleksićZorana OrozovićVladana ŠunićTamara NovićTatjana NovićNataša DojčinovićMilutin MarijaGagić OljaJovana KodžomanOlivera SavanovićNikolina TubakovićJovana RakanovićLana BanovićAndela Dević Congratulations to all the students involved, and a special thanks to Assoc. Professor Mladen Stančić for his mentorship and dedication to cultivating future packaging design experts. We’re excited to watch these students’ journeys unfold as they continue to make their mark in the world of design!Read MoreEngView Welcomes Hochschule München to Our Educational Partners Program!
We’re thrilled to welcome Hochschule München, University of Applied Sciences, to our Educational Partners Program! At EngView, we’re passionate about sharing our expertise and innovations with future leaders in the print and packaging industry, and this partnership is a wonderful way to do just that. By donating our cutting-edge packaging design software, we’re helping students worldwide gain access to the latest technology, inspiring them to imagine what more they can achieve. Just last week, our colleague, Christian Theiss had the pleasure of conducting a hands-on training session for Prof. Dr. Ulrich Moosheimer, Professor of Print, Entrepreneurship, and Innovation, along with his students. This interactive session at Hochschule München marked the beginning of an exciting integration of EngView Package & Display Designer into their curriculum. With this addition, students will gain valuable, practical experience that bridges the gap between academic knowledge and real-world industry applications. This collaboration also highlights Hochschule München’s commitment to preparing students for global careers. Every year, over 2,500 international students and researchers join its dynamic community, and around 80 of them will now get the chance to work with EngView software—broadening their perspectives and deepening their knowledge. As one of Germany’s top institutions, located in a city known for its blend of rich history and tech-forward innovation, Hochschule München provides a unique educational environment. We’re truly honoured to support these students as they embark on their journeys into the print and packaging industry, equipping them with the skills and tools they’ll need to make an impact. Through our Educational Partners Program, we aim to inspire students to think big and prepare for careers that push the boundaries of what’s possible. We can’t wait to see the creativity and innovation that Hochschule München students bring to the world of print and packaging design. If you are a school or a university that teaches packaging design as part of your curriculum, you can contact us to become our educational partner here.Read MoreEngView unveils new UI optimizations and Shared Space enhancements in latest 2024 release
EngView is excited to announce the release of version 2024, which features key UI optimizations, smart new features, and improvements in the collaboration platform EngView Shared Space. These improvements are all driven by a single goal — to help packaging professionals work smarter, not harder. Display of Alternative Units For designers who work with both metric and imperial measurements, we’ve introduced the ability to display dimensions in multiple units simultaneously. Users now have full control over the dimension display in both drafting and 3D views. You can easily switch between millimeters, inches, centimeters, and other units, or opt to display alternative units directly below the dimension line for quick reference. Additionally, users can now select multiple dimension lines in 3D models. New ECMA Designs We have added new parametric templates to the ECMA section of the EngView Library of Packaging Templates. Enhanced Component Design Workflow While drafting parametric components, EngView now offers greater customization for setting relationships between objects. The new options allow designers to maintain continuous relation settings or turn off the mode after each individual relation is defined. Usability Enhancements To help designers work more efficiently, we’ve reorganized the UI for a more intuitive experience. The revamped Preferences menu (formerly called Options) now includes expanded settings for key tasks like material management, drafting colour selection, and CAM operations. New additions include: Catalog management for materials on rolls Streamlined materials and process management Enhanced parameter template settings Simplified CAM operation configurations Zoom and fit commands are now conveniently grouped in both the View menu and context menus. We’ve also added a new "Front Side" command, accessible via the View menu, that makes it easier to switch between the front and rear views of a drawing with a single click. Shared Space Enhancements EngView Shared Space, our collaboration platform for sharing 3D models, has received several exciting upgrades. The new list view helps users filter and search designs with ease. We’ve also improved the animation bar, allowing users to scroll smoothly by dragging and clicking through different animation steps and phases. The zoom function has been refined to improve user experience, now zooming in the direction of your mouse click rather than just the centre of the screen. All these enhancements in the October release reflect our ongoing commitment to improving the user experience and providing designers with the tools they need to work faster and smarter.Read More