In my previous webinar I reviewed how ForceEffect can be used to analyze initial design concepts. With ForceEffect Motion, developing moving mechanical systems can be simulated quickly and easily. Sounds like a perfect solution for conceptual design of a robot!
To view the videos, click the Assemblies page tab (located towards the top of the blog) and you will see the links to the videos.
With the design and build season coming to a close, Phil looks at a couple apps that you can review during the off season. The apps, ForceEffect and ForceEffect Motion are great tools for initial design review decisions. Get up to speed on these apps and make a head start on the 2014 season!
To view the videos, click the Assemblies page tab (located towards the top of the blog) and you will see the links to the videos.
Check out the 3 videos I have posted on analyzing a base chassis using stress analysis. I also review the shaft generator and synchronous belt generator. To view the videos, click the Assemblies page tab (located towards the top of the blog) and you will see the links to the videos.
Got a topic you want me to cover? Drop me an email or post a comment and I will put together a webinar based on the suggestions.
On Thursday I will post another webinar. This weeks topics are the design and analysis tools in Autodesk Inventor. I will focus on the V-Belt Component Generator and Stress Analysis.
See you on Thursday.
Check out the 3 videos I have posted on assembling, sharing and documenting the drive base chassis. To view the videos, click the Assemblies page tab (located towards the top of the blog) and you will see the links to the videos.
Now that the design of your robot is well underway, lets look at applications for sharing your designs.
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