Seamless Migration from NX to Solid Edge 2026

Join PROLIM’s Tech Talk to discover how Solid Edge 2026 enables effortless manual migration of NX CAD data without relying on third-party tools. This session explores how the shared Parasolid kernel allows direct import of NX parts and assemblies while preserving geometry and enabling associativity for efficient updates.

Participants will learn proven workflows to prepare NX data, migrate part, assembly, and drawing files, validate and optimize migrated models, and create associative Solid Edge drawings. The session will also highlight how AI-powered tools in Solid Edge accelerate drawing creation and improve design reuse—helping engineers streamline workflows, reduce rework, and boost productivity.[/vc_column][/vc_row]

Agenda Item Description
Welcome & Introduction Overview of the session, objectives, and challenges in migrating NX data to Solid Edge.
NX to Solid Edge Migration Overview Understanding manual migration concepts and benefits of the shared Parasolid kernel.
Preparing & Migrating NX Data Best practices for cleaning, organizing, and validating NX part, assembly, and draft files, and live demonstration of migration with geometry preservation and associativity.
Validation & Optimization How to verify, heal, and optimize newly migrated Solid Edge data for downstream use.
AI-Driven Drawing Creation Using Solid Edge AI tools to rapidly generate and associate new drawing data to SE models.
Best Practices & Workflow Optimization Recommendations for efficient reuse of legacy NX data and long-term workflow improvement.
Q&A Session Open discussion and practical guidance from Solid Edge experts.

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Aaron Creech

Aaron has over 20 years of experience in the design engineering field, including work in the Mechanical, Environmental, Architectural & Automotive industries. Aaron’s design experience has ranged from concept design, product development all the way through to production procurement (including MFG processing and refinement). Extensive experience using various 3D design packages.

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