Move Beyond 3D to Autodesk® Digital Prototyping
Solid Engineering Solutions has a proven track record of helping manufacturers go beyond 3D design to Digital Prototyping with Autodesk® Inventor® software.
The Autodesk solution for Digital Prototyping brings together design data from all phases of the development process into a single digital model created in Inventor. This single digital model simulates the complete product and gives engineers the ability to better design, visualize, and simulate their product with less reliance on costly physical prototypes -- thereby improving time-to-market and increasing competitive advantage.
The Autodesk approach to Digital Prototyping is scalable, attainable, and cost-effective, allowing a broader group of manufacturers to realize the benefits of Digital Prototyping with minimal disruption to existing workflows. Through comprehensive training and support, Solid Engineering helps you leverage an Inventor-based Digital Prototyping solution to make great products.
The Power of the Prototype
Digital prototyping brings 20/20 foresight to the creative design process. Through the process of detailed visualization, precise analysis, and accurate simulation, Autodesk customers gain the ability to view the future results of their work.
For example, you can take your clients through proposed designs before they’re actually built with our photorealistic 3D rendering and cinema-quality animation tools. What’s more, you can not only conceive and create the most realistic, completely contextualized designs, but also make performance-related alterations much earlier in the creative process, saving time, money, and aggravation.
Refining and Improving Designs
With Autodesk solutions, you can test and refine potential projects in a variety of vital ways. On the one hand, you can optimize designs for industrial machines and products with maximum elegance and efficiency. On the other hand, you might logistically and aesthetically assess a building design at the same time you evaluate proposed materials within climactic changes and potential energy consumption. Your opportunities for studying and improving designs are limitless.