Dassault software powers Australian guided weapons program
The Australian Missile Corporation chose 3D design software from French firm Dassault Systèmes. This software supports Australia's multi-billion-dollar guided weapons engineering.
The software will support the Guided Weapons and Explosive Ordnance Enterprise program. The software includes Catia and Solidworks applications and will work with AMC's secure, on-site engineering setting.
The software gives teams one shared digital model. Teams use it to manage requirements and test designs.
They check designs before production. Engineers can see how a changed requirement flows through designs.
The change also flows to suppliers. AMC chief executive Matt Gibson said the corporation builds its work around a digital-first approach.
This supports Australia's own weapons ability.
- Dassault Systèmes
- Software vendor
- Catia and Solidworks
- Applications
- 3DExperience
- Platform
- Matt Gibson
- AMC CEO
Why it mattersSoftware tools test and check designs before production. This reduces costly mistakes and speeds up weapons development. It strengthens Australia's defence independence.
AustraliaAustralia's armed forces depend on having modern weapons systems built locally; better engineering software helps AMC deliver more capable systems faster and on budget.
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