6 Degrees Research, LLC is a PTC PLM & Hexagon CAM Solutions Channel Partner business delivering PLM/CAD/CAM Software Solutions, and Specialized Engineering consulting & Digital Transformation Services across Aerospace& Defense, Space, UAV/UAM/eVTOL, and Industrial/Hi-Tech verticals. 

With a team of SMEs each exceeding more than 30+ years industry expertise, and a proven track record as a PLM Channel Partner supporting SMBs, Fortune 500 companies, Government/DOD and their prime contractors. 

We have conducted PLM/CAD/CAM and AM process training to over 600 manufacturing engineers, developed 300+ CNC post processors and virtual G-Code simulation kits for multi-axis, and complex multi-function CNC machines, as well as CAD/CAM plug-ins for toolpath creation, fixture and design automation, AM design optimization, simulation and print prep, workflows and capabilities. 

Additional Services: Product Innovation and Digital Transformation Consulting:

Product Management, Marketing and Strategy Consulting:
• Innovation & scale to commercialization
• PE/VC Guidance; Technical & Business due diligence, Integration to Scale
• GTM, Market Research & Analysis
• Business Development, Market Entry for new & emerging products & services
• Design & development of AI products & Services
• IP development frameworks

Low-Code & Full Stack Solution Design, Development, Implementation & Consultation:
• IOT
• PLM, Design & Manufacturing Automation
• MBSE & Digital Twin/Thread
• Additive Manufacturing, MES, CAD/CAM Automation, Post processors and Simulation

Notable Projects:
Microfluidics Liquid Direct to Chip Cooling solutions : SW and Hardware Portfolio, Market and GTM research project for emerging tech startup
Multi-CAD/CAM Standard Documentation Solution: AZURE Web App w/Epicor integration
3D Metals Binderjet TCO, Project management and modeling solution
eVTOL airframe and systems simulation workflow and data management solution
Analytics based worker allocation solution

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