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Improving the "Design with Onshape + Simulate with SimScale" workflow
david_h
Member, Developers Posts: 2 ✭✭
Onshapers,
do you have a design made in Onshape that you'd like to simulate? Stress / Thermal / Flow or an Acoustic simulation? Let us follow you in doing so!
We're working on some improvements within the integration between Onshape and SimScale to enable more iterative and faster design->simulate->improve workflow between the two platforms. Therefore we'll host a UX Testing session next Thursday, January 21th, from 2pm until 5:30pm CET. We're looking for Onshape users that have never seen/used SimScale before, so that we could observe their experience of running a simulation of an Onshape model with SimScale for the first time. Each session would take maximum 30 minutes and would be hosted via online screen sharing, so you would not need to leave your desk. You would also not need to prepare anything and there is no simulation knowledge required - just a model that you'd like to see simulated
!
If you're interested in participating, pm me or leave a comment and I'll be in touch with more details!
Cheers,
David
do you have a design made in Onshape that you'd like to simulate? Stress / Thermal / Flow or an Acoustic simulation? Let us follow you in doing so!
We're working on some improvements within the integration between Onshape and SimScale to enable more iterative and faster design->simulate->improve workflow between the two platforms. Therefore we'll host a UX Testing session next Thursday, January 21th, from 2pm until 5:30pm CET. We're looking for Onshape users that have never seen/used SimScale before, so that we could observe their experience of running a simulation of an Onshape model with SimScale for the first time. Each session would take maximum 30 minutes and would be hosted via online screen sharing, so you would not need to leave your desk. You would also not need to prepare anything and there is no simulation knowledge required - just a model that you'd like to see simulated
!If you're interested in participating, pm me or leave a comment and I'll be in touch with more details!
Cheers,
David
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