From the first entirely digitally designed airplane to the development of the first 3D virtual heart. These are some milestones achieved by Dassault Systems, which celebrates 40 years of history, facilitating and driving some of the most important technological innovations in the digital world. Through its solutions, such as the platform 3DEXPERIENCE, the company has worked to catalyze resources that allow it to revolutionize the way products are designed, produced and used. So, every day, people around the world see, use and experience something conceived, designed and created with the company's software: from the car to the shampoo bottle or the COVID-19 vaccine.
Since its founding in 1981, Dassault Systèmes has grown from a small spin-off to a global corporation with revenue of 4.9 billion euros per year. Today, it offers more than 290 thousand customers, from more than 140 countries, virtual universes to imagine sustainable innovations capable of harmonizing products, nature and life. She leverages her four decades of knowledge and expertise in 3D design, 3D digital mockups, 3D product lifecycle management, and Virtual Twins (Gemeos Virtual) to serve three main economic sectors: life sciences and healthcare, manufacturing industries and infrastructure, and cities.
In 2012, when the company formulated its purpose to harmonize products, nature and life, and defined itself as a 3DEXPERIENCE company, Dassault Systèmes anticipated that the world would move from a product economy to an experience economy that values use over product. It also envisioned the 3DEXPERIENCE platform as the most powerful vehicle to enable innovators of all sizes in any industry to think differently in terms of collaborating and inventing disruptive solutions that can positively impact society and reduce demands on the planet.
Today, the Virtual Twins (Gemious Virtual) it is the new way of representing the world, enabling an industrial renaissance whose innovations improve the quality of life of consumers, citizens and patients. In the last two years alone, Dassault Systèmes solutions have led to the accelerated diversification of electric mobility, new approaches to sustainable construction, scientific studies of airflow within hospitals, and the rapid development of critical vaccines.
