* Gravity Loads – G loads can now be added to a model through the Model Browser. * Contacts – Users can now designate whether neighboring parts should be bonded, contacting, or have no contact for more realistic optimization results.
Inspire’s workflow identifies areas in the model with aligned holes to make the process easy and intuitive. * Fasteners and Joints – Connect multiple parts in a model using bolts, screws, pins, or sliding pins.
Visit /Inspire for images, videos, and more information about the latest version of solidThinking Inspire. “With support for assembly optimization, users can now incorporate a surrounding structure into their optimizations and gain a deeper understanding of the relationship between multiple components.” “Professionals using Inspire rely on its ability to simulate realistic loading conditions,” said solidThinking Inspire program manager Andrew Bartels. The company says the latest generation of Inspire combines faster geometry functions with an updated user interface and significantly expands the scope and complexity of problems that can be addressed. TROY - SolidThinking Inc., the design software subsidiary of Troy-based Altair, Thursday introduced solidThinking Inspire 2015.
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