Create your own railings/gate design with DriveWorksXpress. Download the DriveWorksXpress file from the website. Open it up in SolidWorks – enter your dimensions and there you go one fully designed set of railings with manufacturing drawings.
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Saving Time and Money through Design Automation was the subject of the presentation at SolidWorks World 2009 by Trevor Waldeland and Eric Summerfield of Exlar Corporation.
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It was great to see so many Resellers at the International DriveWorks Reseller Conference in Orlando. thank you to all that attended.
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We are often asked if DriveWorks integrates with PDM. And the answer is YES.
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As DriveWorksXpress has been incorporated by SolidWorks Corporation into every seat of SolidWorks you can access a DriveWorksXpress Tutorial from inside SolidWorks too.
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Design Automation on this years’ agenda for SolidWorks World. Check out the Agenda here to learn more about DriveWorksXpress and DriveWorks
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DriveWorksXpress has helped reduced their design process from 2 days to 10minutes!!
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Here is yet another completed DriveWorksXpress example for you to have a go with. Fill out a DriveWorksXpress Form to specify a new under run bar for a trailer and generate all the models and manufacturing data associated with it.
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These are the people getting rid of the mundane, error prone, repetitive tasks. Check out these savings below. From 30 minutes to 1 minute.
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Thank you to Lou Gallo of DDI for conducting this interview and broadcasting it on SolidWorks Heard. Click here to listen. It was fun to do 🙂
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Design Automation through DriveWorks just does it a whole lot quicker and more accurately. It also allows others in the company to fill out the forms, and create all of that data.
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A company in the mid west made some basic assumptions – After 5 weeks they were saving enough time in design to send one engineer for a week long DriveWorksEngineer training course WITHOUT AFFECTING PRODUCTION.
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Its an age old question, a question that has been around since man first decided to to make things better. Do people prefer new and exciting advancements in technology, or would they rather have rapid change at the expense of robustness and reliability?
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