How to Design better Products with SolidWorks?
Your products are three dimensional. Why not design in 3D instead of 2D?
When engineers make models in 3D with SolidWorks®, their products look and work better, and last longer. According to the MIT survey conducted in 2006 among users of SolidWorks®, 54% of respondents believe that SolidWorks allows them to design better products. 1
Focus on Design
By simplifying the 3D design process, SolidWorks can help all users become more productive. Instead of remembering complex rules, your design team can focus on creating better products, not using the software.
Test before you Build
SolidWorks SimulationXpress is a design validation tool that’s included with every copy of SolidWorks 3D CAD. It helps you test your designs earlier in the design cycle, on-screen and against real-world conditions. This can lead to improved design quality and manufacturing efficiency, while reducing time to market, costs, and materials waste. In regards to another MIT survey among users of SolidWorks, 66% of respondents found that the tools of design validation helped improve the quality of designs. 2
Collaborate, Communicate & Share Data
With SolidWorks Enterprise PDM, you and your staff can share models and work with one another, suppliers, and manufacturers to refine designs, maximize accuracy, and improve production efficiency.
Work in Single Application
No one likes having to open multiple applications to complete a single task. It slows down your computer and your creativity. Luckily, SolidWorks Premium users can work from product concept to accurate virtual prototype without ever opening another application.
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1 - Elizabeth B. Ames, MIT Sloan School of Management, Productivity and Return on Investment from SolidWorks ® 3D CAD Software, "August 2006.
2 - Elizabeth B. Ames, MIT Sloan School of Management, Productivity and Return on Investment from COSMOS ® Finite Element Analysis Software ", August 2006.
