“Designing components for high performance applications has never been easier,” says David Anderson, Founder and Principal Mechanical Engineer of Exact Engineering. “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,” says Andrew Bartels, Program Manager for solidThinking Inspire. Leveraging these capabilities, Inspire users can now easily model, optimize, and analyze model assemblies. These include: Fasteners (bolts or screws), Joints (pins or sliding pins), and Contacts (bonded, contact, or no contact).

Several new functions have been added based on the most common requests from the Inspire user community. 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, Mich – J– Today solidThinking, Inc.

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