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"SOLIDWORKS allows us to reduce development and lead-times, as well as reduce the time required for research and development."
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“With SOLIDWORKS Industrial Designer software, you don’t have to think about how to build a shape and have the unconstrained freedom to explore new concepts and innovative ideas.”
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“Our success as a company is all about making the most of critical resources by embracing advanced technology solutions like those provided by SOLIDWORKS and AMD FirePro. It gives us an advantage over competitors because we can do things faster and more cost-effectively.”
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"From an engineering standpoint, SolidWorks software is easy to learn and easy to use. That’s why we do all of our design work in SolidWorks."
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"We especially liked the fact that with SOLIDWORKS, we can complete surface and solid modeling as well as evaluate manufacturability from within the same development environment."
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“The video animations and rendered images that we create in SOLIDWORKS Visualize software also make a huge difference when presenting our vehicle and ideas to prospective clients.”
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“Working collaboratively in SOLIDWORKS was very efficient and quick. SOLIDWORKS made it so much easier to incorporate the vehicle body and shell into my mechanical design. Working together in SOLIDWORKS, we were able to compromise when necessary to strike a balance between ergonomics, aesthetics, and manufacturability, and achieve the best …
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“The company operated without an official CAD system until 2011. While that effort certainly advanced the early-generation concepts, it was difficult and time consuming to work that way, especially as the design team grew. We needed a CAD system to support visualization and simulation in lieu of heavy prototyping, and …
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"SOLIDWORKS allowed us to design the complete vehicle, breaking it down into individual components within subassemblies while also allowing us to see how they affect each other via a main assembly. This enables us to review multiple design concepts and configurations without the need for physical prototypes."
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“We wanted to build a solar vehicle that was uniquely Singapore-designed and built, but still retained the look and feel of a commercial vehicle, It was a long journey to reach this level of design, experience and technology –six years, three races, more than nine different prototypes, including solar cars …
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“We benefit from being able to show photorealistic renderings and 3D concepts earlier in the process, which we now give to our suppliers for marketing purposes and to solicit feedback.”
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“I knew that SolidWorks was a better system for working with engineering students because of the short learning curve. We have now standardized on SolidWorks for all of our engineering courses and research at Dartmouth.”
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“An 80 percent, bottom-line cost reduction is significant. The beauty of using SolidWorks to develop the Delta Rack is that we were able to achieve this kind of a breakthrough while reducing our development cycle by at least 75 percent.”
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“We now worry about 25 parameters, such as shaft length, diameter, and flange size, instead of 250, and the constraints in TactonWorks and SOLIDWORKS software take care of the rest.”
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"We can pre-route the wires digitally [in SOLIDWORKS] and go around any sharps or dangerous components. It really helps us plan our production and our material use for each vehicle."