SOLIDWORKS for Good
Motorcycle Madness: The Reveal
Follow along as the SOLIDWORKS build team creates an incredible costume for Ben, a 9-year-old who uses a wheelchair, in association with the non-profit Magic Wheelchair.
... ContinuedMotorcycle Madness: Revving Up for a Big Finish
Follow along as the SOLIDWORKS build team creates an incredible costume for Ben, a 9-year-old who uses a wheelchair, in association with the non-profit Magic Wheelchair.
... ContinuedMotorcycle Madness: Printing Pressure
Follow along as the SOLIDWORKS build team creates an incredible costume for Ben, a 9-year-old who uses a wheelchair, in association with the non-profit Magic Wheelchair.
... ContinuedMotorcycle Madness: Building a Big Bike
Follow along as the SOLIDWORKS R&D team creates an incredible costume for Ben, a 9-year-old who uses a wheelchair, in association with the non-profit Magic Wheelchair.
... ContinuedMotorcycle Madness: The Design Moves Forward
Follow along as the SOLIDWORKS R&D team creates an incredible costume for Ben, a 9-year-old who uses a wheelchair, in association with the non-profit Magic Wheelchair.
... ContinuedMotorcycle Madness: Meet Ben
Follow along as the SOLIDWORKS R&D team creates an incredible costume for Ben, a 9-year-old who uses a wheelchair, in association with the non-profit Magic Wheelchair.
... ContinuedKeep On (Monster) Truckin’: Meet the Team
It takes a lot to build a to-scale monster truck costume. Late hours, technical expertise, and, in the case of the SOLIDWORKS Magic Wheelchair build, a knowledge of CAD. A large group of people worked on the mini-Max-D build, and
... ContinuedKeep On (Monster) Truckin’: The Reveal
After six long weeks, after untold hours working late into the night, the SOLIDWORKS Magic Wheelchair build team reached their deadline and had one heck of a product to show for it: a mini-Max-D.
... ContinuedKeep On (Monster) Truckin’: Speeding Towards the Finish Line
Keep On (Monster) Truckin’ is an ongoing series dedicated to updating our readers on the progress of the SOLIDWORKS R&D’s Magic Wheelchair project.
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