The Emulate3D User Group Meeting 2023 was a great success!
Thank you to all who attended and presented at the 2023 Emulate3D User Group Meeting in Orlando, Florida.
Watch this space for the announcement of the 2024 Emulate3D User Group Meeting.
Prior Years' User Presentations Included
Indicon
Cathryn Yong, presenter for Indicon, states, "We use Emulate3D to build Digital Twins of our equipment on the floor and commission it virtually. As the world of digital twins continues to grow, we are developing new components to fulfill the needs of our customers.
Our presentation will highlight some of the more recent pieces that were built and show how Emulate3D helped us to assist the mechanical team with their final design and in virtual commissioning."
Dematic
Kraig Rotman, presenter for Dematic states - The presentation will show:Auto-generation of conveyor emulation models using engineering design data Use of modular catalogs to eliminate custom scripting in models and enable auto-generation (including drives, estops, conveyor) Using VisualAspects for extending visual design properties Modeling emulation to reflect on-site comm-issioning workflow and tools
Showcasing: The Dematic MDR architecture
Showcasing: The Dematic MDR architecture
The Dennis Group
Mati Chessin, presenter, states, "A large parcel delivery company contracted us to simulate multiple large-scale distribution systems. A number of models were built to test the effectiveness of various designs before implementation in facilities across the country. Systems were tested that separately handled two different categories of packages, utilizing equipment that could merge, singulate, and sort. Systems were tested in both linear physics to assess shift-long utilization and volumetric physics to troubleshoot bottlenecks and jams. This presentation will be a retrospective of all the models built for this client, explaining the various designs, how they were simulated, the tools developed, and the results produced."
We'd like to thank the following great companies for their ongoing support at various trade shows:
Rockwell Automation Acquires Emulate3D
Emulate3D technology to assist with the Connected Enterprise
January 28, 2019 MILWAUKEE--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Rockwell Automation, Inc. (NYSE: ROK) has acquired Emulate3D, an innovative engineering software developer whose products digitally simulate and emulate industrial automation systems. By using accurate simulation models to improve systems planning and decision-making, followed by emulation trials that test the control system before installation, Emulate3D’s software enables customers to virtually test machine and system designs before incurring manufacturing and automation costs and committing to a final design.
Read the full press release here.
