Announcing Femap Version 10.3.1
I’m pleased to announce that Femap 10.3.1, the latest version of Femap CAE software, is now available.
Femap 10.3.1 adds support for NX Nastran 8.1 and introduces a number of customer driven enhancements that improve model visualization and results review and comprehension. To find out more, watch the Femap 10.3.1 What’s New video, or navigate to the Femap 10.3 and 10.3.1 website.
Alastair
Solid Edge Developer Day Survey
For those of you that didn’t notice, we will be adding a “Developer Day” to the Solid Edge University program this year. Jason Newell did a one hour session at the ST4 Event last year and pretty much left everyone wanting (MUCH) more.
So, this year, we have an entire day devoted just to those of us that want to customize Solid Edge, integrate our own technology, or just see what a Solid Edge App can really do.
If you are considering attending, please take the survey below and let us know what would make the best possible experience for you. If the survey is too limited, leave me a comment or reply back to one of the threads on the GTAC forums.
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From the desk of Chuck Grindstaff
I hope your new year is off to a good start. Here’s a video update from me on a few things going on at Siemens PLM. First, I talk about the new release of Teamcenter Appshare on the iPad. Then I give an update on Active Workspace, including feedback from beta customers. Continue reading “From the desk of Chuck Grindstaff” »
The Value of CAE in Motorsports – Part 2
“You win some, lose some, and wreck some.” – Dale Earnhardt, Sr.
In Part #1 of this series, you heard about Hendrick Motorsports and how they are leveraging the analytical capabilities of NX for success on the track. They also rely on the underlying structure and data management agility of the greater Siemens PLM backbone, through Teamcenter. The resulting integration allows for a single thread of information stretching seamlessly from CAD workstations in North Carolina to the hot Daytona asphalt, and the airport lounges in between. This case study gives you the why and how surrounding the implementation of Teamcenter at Hendrick back in 2004. If you like, you can check out the Hendrick Motorsports blog here.
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Solid Edge University 2012
Calling all Edgers! Find your cowboy hat and boots, we’re heading to Nashville, TN for this year’s Solid Edge University 2012.
Here’s a little view into what transpired at last year’s event and reasons why you need to attend Solid Edge University 2012
Equation Based Loading – Femap Tips & Tricks
See how you can define equation based loads in Femap and apply a hydrostatic loading to a water tank.
Alastair
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Solid Edge Subscriptions – Questions from the Blogosphere
In my last post on the new Solid Edge subscriptions with Local Motors, I linked to a few articles and blog posts discussing what we are doing. Reading though the comments (I think Matt Lombard’s crew had the most), I saw many of you still had questions so I tried to address them below. For members of the media, you can also contact Branco Liu to get you hooked up with the information you need. Continue reading “Solid Edge Subscriptions – Questions from the Blogosphere” »
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The Value of CAE in Motorsports – Part 1
From NASCAR to Formula 1, and from rallying to stock-car racing, one can argue there are few things in life that inspire as much emotion and excitement as do motorsports. Unified in a perpetual state of wide open throttle, all forms of automobile racing employ some combination of velocity, acceleration and g forces to deliver a potent, high-adrenaline experience unlike any other. Given its numerous manifestations, and vast enthusiast following, automobile racing collectively represents one of the most watched and televised sporting events in the world today.
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