SolidWorks and Microsoft Surface
0 Comments Published by innovasys on Monday, 22 February 2010 at 12:45.
At SolidWorks World 2009 I played with some very simple sketch geometry on Microsoft's Surface. That was a year ago, in that time, a research team at SolidWorks UK in Cambridge have been exploring the possibilities further. They've created videos on their YouTube channel demonstrating the projects they've been working on.
How many years it takes before we see this technology incorporated into mainstream software is anyones guess, but with the popularity of Apples iPhone (which is very similar), it may be sooner than we think..?
SolidWorks Top 10 Enhancement Requests for 2011
0 Comments Published by innovasys on Monday, 15 February 2010 at 15:56.
Each year, in the lead up to SolidWorks World 2010, customers have the chance to log their Top 10 enhancement requests.
This forms a 'wish list' that the developers try to address when they work on the next release of SolidWorks.
Here's what you asked for this year:
10. Simplify Video Card Requirements
9. Exploded Views for Weldments
8. Option to Dangle Children Instead of Deleting
7. Graphical Map of References
6. Allow More Types of Assembly Features
5. Better Utilize Processor Cores
4. On the Fly Equations in Dialog boxes
3. File Compatibility Between Versions
2. Increase Stability
1. SolidWorks Should Cleanly Uninstall Itself
Are any of these in your Top 10?
This forms a 'wish list' that the developers try to address when they work on the next release of SolidWorks.
Here's what you asked for this year:
10. Simplify Video Card Requirements
9. Exploded Views for Weldments
8. Option to Dangle Children Instead of Deleting
7. Graphical Map of References
6. Allow More Types of Assembly Features
5. Better Utilize Processor Cores
4. On the Fly Equations in Dialog boxes
3. File Compatibility Between Versions
2. Increase Stability
1. SolidWorks Should Cleanly Uninstall Itself
Are any of these in your Top 10?
SolidWorks is a great design tool (we already know that!). But are you aware of it's ability to perform thermal analysis of your parts and assemblies?
Do you need to know how hot your products will get?
Do you have temperature sensitive components you need to protect?
How will your parts perform in their ambient conditions?
I recorded a short webcast on this subject, which you can view here.
I hope it grabs your interest. If so, please contact me to discuss your requirements further
alan@innova-systems.co.uk
01223 200699
Do you need to know how hot your products will get?
Do you have temperature sensitive components you need to protect?
How will your parts perform in their ambient conditions?
I recorded a short webcast on this subject, which you can view here.
I hope it grabs your interest. If so, please contact me to discuss your requirements further
alan@innova-systems.co.uk
01223 200699
Innova ranked Number One for customer satisfaction in Europe
0 Comments Published by innovasys on Thursday, 4 February 2010 at 12:45.
SolidWorks recently asked customers to participate in a satisfactory survey, rating the quality of technical support provided by their reseller.
The results have just been announced at this years SolidWorks World event in Anaheim. At Innova Systems, we were extremely proud to hear we ranked number one from over 100 resellers in Northern Europe!
This is great news for us and our customers, ensuring you will always receive the highest level of support from us.
Alan
The results have just been announced at this years SolidWorks World event in Anaheim. At Innova Systems, we were extremely proud to hear we ranked number one from over 100 resellers in Northern Europe!
This is great news for us and our customers, ensuring you will always receive the highest level of support from us.
Alan
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