Yes, It’s been nearly two weeks since the PTC/USER event in Orlando, but I’ve continued to to receive emails from users asking about it. So, to wrap things up all nice and tidy like, I’ll give ya what I like to call, the best 5 moments at PTC/USER, starting at #5 and proceeding to #1.
Most of these moments happen outside the regular agenda, but that’s just one more reason why events like these are so great.
Nelson Au was kind enough to share his model and his process for getting the absolute smoothest surface work possible on an iPhone model within SolidWorks. Believe me, you don’t want to miss downloading this and looking through the features.
Is it possible that you use more than one process or program to design and engineer products? We may not even realized it if 90% of our day is spent in one program. But, as is the case with many, there’s an insanely complex series of events that put every bit of design into play. What are yours?
For instance, it would almost certainly look like the Neuron Chamber by Alan Rorie. It’s Art. It’s Kinetic. It’s Almost Scientific and it’s a mash-up of 3D mechanical design, late nights spent welding and entertaining the minds and hearts of attendees of the Maker Faire and other events.
Alan gives ya some more insight to how he creates his art. Prepare your mind.
You (or your company) could pop for one of these badboys so you can store ‘3,500 books‘ on it. Or, you could use it to access and store PDF’s, for use down on the shop floor or in meetings. Ready to fire up the furnace and toss the file cabinets in with a smile on your paper-hatin’ face? Let’s go.