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Published in: 3D Printing
Since the Stratasys acquisition of Origin in December of 2020, they have been working to relaunch Origin’s product under the Stratasys brand. The Stratasys Origin One is available for order now, shipping in Q4. Programmable Photopolymerization The technology that powers the Stratasys Origin One is called Programmable Photopolymerization or P3. It is a form of
Published in: 3DEXPERIENCE
Computational Fluid Dynamics is an expansive field, and you might be under the impression that you need years of experience and expensive hardware to run Flow Simulation studies. Well, I’ve got good news! The new Fluid Dynamics Engineer role on the 3DExperience Platform aims to make Flow Simulation accessible for all while leveraging the power
Published in: 3D Printing
1: Why use 3D printing? There are many reasons to have parts 3D printed. The most common reason is to prototype and verify design details prior to investing in production tooling. Often times it is much cheaper to have a handful of parts 3D printed in order to evaluate a physical model before investing large
Published in: 3D Printing, Manufacturing
With Stratasys releasing the F770 large-scale, 3D printing got a lot more accessible. Today we’re discussing the advantages the Stratasys F770 has over the other options on the market from competitor BigRep. Reason 1: The Stratasys F770 Software – GrabCAD Print Vs. BigRep’s Blade Software One of the best things about the new Stratasys F770
Published in: 3DEXPERIENCE, Technical Communications, Visualization
Seeing is believing. Nothing makes your design feel more tangible than seeing it in its environment. Life-like images of your design eliminate the mental leap it often requires to understand the way a product might look or feel. Quality images provide an instant perception of what the product can do, who it is for, and why it
Published in: 3DEXPERIENCE
You may have heard some rumblings over the past year around a variation of SOLIDWORKS called SOLIDWORKS Connected. But what is it? How does it differ? And why should I consider it? Let us start to unwrap this mystery for you as we paint a picture of why it could be the better choice for
Published in: Data Management
How do I open an older PDM file in SOLIDWORKS? There are two ways to view an older PDM file version. Which way you use will depend on what your settings are here in the PDM Admin Tool: If you have ONLY the “Always works with latest version of files.” checked then you will not
Published in: 3D Printing
In December of 2020, Stratasys acquired the UK based 3D printing company Origin. This Spring, Stratasys announces the first machine to come out of this acquisition: The Stratasys Origin® One. Thanks to the systems proprietary Programable PhotoPolymerization (or P3™) technology, the Stratasys Origin® One is able to manufacture production-quality end-use parts from a wide variety
Published in: 3DEXPERIENCE
In today’s ever-changing digital climate, it seems like almost every product has a cloud-based option in order to access data from anywhere, on any device. You’ve heard from us how easy it is to connect your SOLIDWORKS install to the cloud-based 3DEXPERIENCE Platform, or how Lean Team Player can help facilitate virtual meetings, but let’s
Published in: SOLIDWORKS 3D CAD
Surfacing is Your Friend If you have found this page, I am sure you are aware that the majority of SOLIDWORKS users mostly use the program for its mechanical design aspect. It’s great at making geometric models, but did you know there is also an organic side to SOLIDWORKS with surfacing? Many people rarely venture
