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seamless integration

Simulate Onshape models through a connected cloud integration

Move your file from Onshape to SimScale via the Onshape import button. No download is needed.

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Simulate Onshape models in 3 steps

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Import your models with one click

With SimScale’s native integration with Onshape, there’s no need to download geometries.

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Simulate online, no hardware limitations

Set up and run sophisticated multiphysics simulations. Your computer is free while the simulations run in the cloud.

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Analyze your results in minutes

With SimScale’s integrated post-processor, you can analyze results, iterate designs, and retain simulation settings thanks to our CAD associativity with Onshape.

Simply sync your Onshape models to SimScale without any translation losses. When you’re ready, launch your simulation.

How it works

  • When entering the import widget, select “Onshape” at the bottom.
  • You can select parts, part libraries, or assemblies. You have full access to which version you wish to import.
  • Full search capabilities are implemented, making it easier to find the project you’re looking for when many projects exist.
  • A preview of the project will be displayed to help you identify the project you want to simulate.

Benefits

  • No need to download geometries
  • Easier access to the models you need to simulate
  • Easier management of the model, with an integrated, direct connection from Onshape to SimScale
  • CAD associativity allows geometry to be swapped retaining load and boundary condition assignments. Associativity saves time and allows users to rapidly explore multiple CAD designs without having to remap simulation assignments.

For more details on CAD preparation and upload, you can visit our documentation.

The total material cost saving was 44%. We eliminated testing and prototype costs on this project entirely. It usually takes 1-3 weeks of prototyping time and another 1-3 weeks for all the testing normally done. Overall this project was successful and it helped achieve our goal of reducing cost and keeping within the project timeline.

Josh Levine

Josh Levine

Lead Engineer in Value Engineering Department at Kichler Lighting, where they use Onshape and SimScale

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