Description
Key Learnings
- Learn how to use adaptive modeling to create assemblies of multiple components made from scratch all in a single file
- Learn how to use adaptive parameters to enable changes in a component to flow through the assembly seamlessly
- Learn how to organize a model tree in a way to make editing easier in the future for other users
- Learn best practices for modeling and orders of operations
Speaker
- EMEvan MorelI am Evan Morel, a 32 year old mechanical engineer from CT. My career started as a CNC mahinist, quickly transitioning into a designer role when I started studying to be an engineer, and full-fledged NPD engineer once graduated. I worked in Inventor for the first 6 years of my career, moved to Solidworks for a couple of years and ended up at a company using Autodesk again currently. My background is in valving and fluidic manifold design; optimizing flow paths and layouts to organize applications into tidy plug-and-play packages. I have also been delving more recently into injection molding and simulations. I have always been in new product design, starting with a blank slate and bringing ideas to life. It is the best use for my active imagination, allowing me to quickly model concepts I have in my head and hash out details as I go. I am an Inventor Certified Professional, having attended AU twice in the past and looking to bring my experience to others as a presenter this year.
No transcript
Downloads
Tags
Product | |
Industries | |
Topics |