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SimScale has collaborated with the Autodesk team to launch an add-in making it easier to import a geometry created with Fusion 360 directly into an existing project on SimScale, where it can be simulated.
Join this webinar to get a hands-on overview of how you can use both products together. We will use an example of a 3D skateboard designed with Fusion 360 to demonstrate how you can run an impact analysis of it on SimScale with the help of the add-in.
Aaron attended the University of Nevada, Reno, where he obtained a degree in Mechanical Engineering. After a number of years in industry, he found his way into application engineering, where he focussed on simulation products, technical presentations, training, and technical support. He has experience with FEA, CFD, and injection molding software.
Anna attended the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign where she obtained her Master’s in Civil/Structural Engineering. She has experience in FEA, topology optimization, and structural design. At SimScale she focuses on building an engaged engineering community, supporting users in the forum, and delivering training, mainly in the area of structural mechanics.
September 1st 2016 4:00 p.m. CET / 11:00 a.m. EST
Get a hands-on overview of the new SimScale add-in for the Autodesk Fusion 360 and learn how it can improve your workflow between the design and virtual testing phase. SimScale has collaborated with the Autodesk team to launch an add-in making it easier to import a geometry created with Fusion 360 directly into an existing project on SimScale, where it can be simulated.
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