Sharpen Your Skills, Get Better Results

Emulate3D technology is used by a wide range of people from many different industries with diverse requirements and objectives. Some users are pretty much full time Emulate3D project developers, while others may start it up just a few times a year. In all cases there is a need to approach modeling efficiently, and to achieve useful results as cost-effectively as possible. Keeping up to date with new features as they are added and maintaining a high level of awareness of best practices can be a challenge.

We at Emulate3D are conscious of this and have developed several options in response to this need. The User Group Meeting training is a part of this, and attendees will be shown new functionality and the different ways to use it to their benefit. For those who won’t be attending the UGM, we hold basic online workshops once each month which are free to existing customers, and are an ideal way for new users to get started. Beyond that we offer cost-effective online training and project mentoring by the hour to help you get the best out of your investment, create the Dynamic Digital Twins you need, and deliver your projects on time.

To find out more about Emulate3D training and mentoring options, contact Tyler Phillips now. 

This year’s workshop is designed to have something for everyone – it’s fully hands-on, and will go from beginner level through to glimpses of expert level, with a healthy focus on the mid-range skill set. It’ll incorporate many of the new features offered by CAD is The Model (CITM).
 

• Introduction to Aspects & CITM
• Adding Kinematic Joints to Imported CAD Geometry
• Adding Motors to Kinematic Joints

Chapter-2

• Controlling Joint Systems with Quick Script
• Solving Mechanisms Using Scripts  
• Putting Your Functional CAD into Context

Chapter-3

• Using Dynamic Joints
• Adding Motors to Dynamic Joints
• Exploring Physics Interactions

Chapter-4

• Reporting Live Information
• Creating a Custom Aspect
• Setting up Custom Toolbars

Chapter-5

• Modelling Processes Abstractly with the Black Box 
• Tuning a Dynamic Joint Systems with Experiments
• Automating Experimentation

Tuesday evening will feature a social event sponsored by Rockwell Automation. Timing details will be communicated during the Tuesday morning welcome address.