Last month, in our April newsletter, we announced that RecurDyn now has 500 corporate customers worldwide, based upon a press release from FunctionBay. We are happy to see that already over 250 news outlets have published this same press release with over 100 of the outlets in the US!
Below are a few of the outlets that have published the release.
In This Issue: • Announcing 2019 RecurDyn Users Conference • Comparing RecurDyn model files • Define a motion control
MotionPort is pleased to announce that the 2019 conference we will let you “have it your way,” and it will be held both as an on-site conference at our headquarters in St. George, UT as well as a live streaming event. You can choose the option that works best for you!
At this year’s conference you will learn about RecurDyn V9R3 (to be released at the end of the summer), participate in hands-on learning, and interact with other users to gain insights.
Dixie State University and the Undergraduate Research Office in St. George, UT hosted the third annual Regional Symposium for Research, Innovation, and Creativity, in April 2019.
This Symposium is a forum to present cutting-edge research, innovation and creative projects in various formats, including talks, posters, performances, and displays. Students, faculty, staff, and members of the Southern Utah community were invited to submit abstracts and participate in this event.
MotionPort headquarters is located in St. George, Utah, a small town. Our small town has a university, Dixie State University, and Dixie State recently started a Mechanical Engineering program. Some of the initial set of students enrolled this semester in the Introduction to Design and Prototyping class. The final major project of the class was a design competition, held in the last week of regular classes.
In This Issue: • News Flash! 500 RecurDyn Corporate Customers! • New in RecurDyn V9R2: CAD Import Enhancements • User Tip: Differences between ‘Merge’ and ‘Unite’ • User Tip: How to plot a curve for a specific range
In This Issue: • New in RecurDyn V9R2: Thermal Load in FFlex, Pre-Stress for Durability and Julia Script for CoLink • THURSDAY WEBINAR: Optimizing equipment design w/ RecurDyn & EDEM – now with FFlex! • User Tip: Direct definition of an expression to set a parametric value • User Tip: Create a motion that starts 2 seconds after a certain condition is satisfied
In This Issue: • More RecurDyn V9R2 MFBD Enhancements • MotionPort Becomes a New EDEM Distributor • Particleworks 6.2 Released • In the News: MotionPort Welcomes EnginSoft • User Tip: Unit Conversions in the Properties Window
January 1, 2019: MotionPort is pleased to announce that it is now an EDEM Distributor with the ability to provide a combined software solution that supports co-simulation between EDEM and RecurDyn multibody dynamics software in the North American region.
V9R2 now allows users to create Mesh faster and with better quality which allows for more accurate MFBD analysis.
Watch the videos below to learn more about the new functions in Remesh and Shell Mesh.
