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The year 2010 was a pivotal era for digital manufacturing software. Many automotive and aerospace production lines established during this time were built using specific CAD/CAM and robotic simulation baselines.
Older software versions are sometimes required to run on legacy operating systems (like Windows 7 or Windows XP) that still control factory equipment.
