As a Creo user or design engineer, you often find yourself navigating through a flood of information—tutorials, bug reports, workarounds, presentations, and more. Finding the right resource at the right time feels like searching for a needle in a haystack.
What if you could look at your problem from every possible angle—simultaneously?
That’s the power of Punditas AI’s 5-Perspective Model. It’s not just a search feature—it’s a lens into the most structured, relevant, and diverse sources of product knowledge available anywhere for PTC Creo.
Why traditional search falls short
In traditional search systems, you’re stuck with:
- Flat, linear lists of results.
- Generic help docs with no context.
- No way to filter by the type of insight you want—video vs. bug report vs. case study.
That means:
- You spend more time searching than designing.
- You miss critical fixes, customer discussions, or enhancements.
- You have to guess what’s worth clicking.
Enter Punditas AI: One topic, five powerful lenses
Punditas AI organizes search results using 5 distinct Perspectives, each focused on a different type of content. This lets you explore a topic or problem from all relevant angles without bouncing between websites, PDFs, or folders.
Here’s what each Perspective offers:
1. Product Perspective
Purpose: Learn how the product (Creo, Windchill, ThingWorx etc.) works.
What you get:
- 🎥 Video Tutorials
- 📘 Help Articles
- 🔧 Enhancements
Use it when:
You want to learn how to use a feature, explore improvements, or understand Creo changes.
2. Support Perspective
Purpose: Resolve issues quickly.
What you get:
- 🐞 Open Bugs
- ✅ Closed Bugs
- 📎 Reference Docs
- 🧩 Workarounds
Use it when:
You’re facing a bug, a missing component, an error in your assembly, or need immediate fixes.
3. Customer Perspective
Purpose: See how others are solving similar problems.
What you get:
- 📊 Customer Presentations
- 📁 General Presentations
- 💬 Discussions
Use it when:
You want to benchmark, learn from peer experience, or explore real-world use cases.
4. References Perspective
Purpose: Dive into educational and thought-leadership content.
What you get:
- 📰 Blog Articles
- 📄 Case Studies
Use it when:
You want to stay informed about best practices, innovations, and field-tested methods.
5. Partner Perspective
Purpose: Discover ecosystem tools and services.
What you get:
- 🔌 Partner Products
- 🧰 Partner Services
Use it when:
You need third-party extensions, add-ons, or expert support.
How this powers your productivity
Let’s say you’re designing a Plastic Handle Using Patterned Geometry of a Body and run into issues in Creo.
In a traditional search:
- You might find a general forum post.
- Then open a documentation PDF.
- Then stumble across a YouTube video.
- But still miss a related workaround or bug fix.
With Punditas AI:
✅ You search “Patterned Geometry“
✅ Select the Product Perspective → Watch a tutorial, read enhancements
✅ Check Support Perspective → Spot a known bug, apply a fix
✅ Scan Customer Perspective → View a related presentation
✅ Read a Case Study in the References Perspective
✅ Find a Partner Tool that automates volume checks
That’s not just faster. That’s smarter.
All in one view: the knowledge graph
Even better, Punditas AI visualizes all five perspectives using its Knowledge Graph. For every topic you search, you can:
- Select any two perspectives at a time
- See total result counts per node
- Navigate the graph visually like a dynamic dashboard
You’re not just searching—you’re exploring knowledge with precision.
Design with insight, not just information
The future of engineering search isn’t just about retrieving files. It’s about giving you structured, actionable insight tailored to what you’re designing and where you are in your workflow.
That’s exactly what the 5 Perspectives of Punditas AI deliver.
Try It for Yourself
If you’ve ever wasted hours clicking around forums, support sites, or disorganized folders, it’s time to rethink how you search.
One Search. Five Perspectives. Infinite Answers.
👉 Sign up for Punditas AI and turn Creo problems into design wins—faster.
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