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PTC Product Usage Question
Our team recently received a $1000 grant from PTC. As part of the grant agreement we have agreed to integrate 1 of 3 PTC software products (Creo, Mathcad, or Winchill) into our 2012 robot build process. I have spent some time this weekend looking at these products. We were rookies last year and we are still learning the FRC ropes. My question is this: As a 2nd year team with limited mentoring resources which one of PTC products would you recommend we choose to start things out?
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