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PhotoView 360 Rendering Contest: Week 1 Winners
Last week we announced the PhotoView 360 2010 Beta rendering contest. This week we’re happy to announce the first three winners, as follows. Click on each image to view a larger version. Jim Holland Scott Baugh Ralph Tide If you
... ContinuedTechnical Tip: SolidWorks CommandManager
This blog post is the third in a series of technical tips about the SolidWorks User Interface. Call the series "Everything you wanted to know about —–, but were afraid to ask". The first few posts will be about the
... ContinuedSimulation guide – Ask the right questions?
Image courtesy of Curventa Design In these challenging economic times, reducing risk associated with any design decisions is paramount. Follow this guide to build your simulation scenarios and achieve your design goal. In this 15min screencast you will learn
... ContinuedAnnouncing the PhotoView 360 Beta 2010 Rendering Contest
Check it out—if you’re currently a SolidWorks 2010 subscription service customer, you’re cordially invited to participate in our PhotoView 360 2010 Beta Rendering Contest*. Three winners will be chosen each week, and all winning images will be qualified for the
... ContinuedUsability Testing @ SolidWorks
At SolidWorks, we never stop thinking about design. How can we make the software better for you, our users? How can we improve this feature? How can we make you more efficient? What’s the best way to design this? Will
... ContinuedTechnical Tip: SolidWorks Menu Bar
This blog post is the second in a series of technical tips about the SolidWorks User Interface. Call the series "Everything you wanted to know about —–, but were afraid to ask". The first few posts will be about the
... ContinuedCan you afford to delay your product launch due to incomplete technical documentation?
Learn about the experience of other SolidWorks customers, who have been able to improve their product documentation process and cut costs by up to 40%. Link: https://www.solidworks.com/3dvia0709
... ContinuedDesign That Matters: saving lives
Over four million children die each year before their first month of life; 99% of them in developing countries. Design That Matters, an independent nonprofit, and a low-cost design company serving the developing world, has tackled such a challenge with
... ContinuedNew 3 Dudes Video: only available on YouTube
You won't find this one on the 3 Dudes site. See what happens when you spend all day hanging out in web forums.
... ContinuedSolidWorks Weekly News Roundup
Summer is the busy season here at SolidWorks. Various things I'm working on are keeping me away from my desk so long that I haven't been able to report on all of the things that are happening here. So here's
... ContinuedFlow Simulation for the Design Engineer
Learn how to make design changes based on simulation testing and how to set up a typical flow simulation. Discover some useful tips to define your model and select the right analysis capability. Find out more about CAD based analysis
... ContinuedSolidWorks World 2010 Keynote Speaker: opinions wanted
It's getting to be that time of year–our events team is gearing up in earnest for SolidWorks World 2010. Next year's event takes place in Anaheim, California and starts on January 31, 2010. One of the biggest things they need
... ContinuedHarnessing the power of the oceans to generate renewable energy resources
Another great example of innovation from a customer Pelamis Wave Power! Its focus: harnessing the power of the oceans to generate renewable energy resources all over the world. Pelamis is constantly looking to optimize its revolutionary Wave Energy Converter, making
... ContinuedSolidWorks World 2010 CSWP Event Information
Here is another video giving you a little sneak peek into what is planned for the CSWP event at SolidWorks World 2010. The video includes images of products designed by CSWP's from around the world that were submitted and displayed
... ContinuedYou used the software for what???
It's summer*, which means there's a gang of interns roaming the halls here. It's nice to have some young people around, which makes me feel increasingly old at the ripe age of 33. One of the great things about college
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