Generative Design for Part Consolidation
Understand how generative design can lead to improved performance. Learn how to use generative design to reduce the mass of components and increase performance. In traditional design, many iterations, prototypes, digital validation, and real-world testing are needed to optimize a design. With generative design, you can describe the problem and wait for the results. This is extremely helpful when dealing with complicated parts on dynamic assemblies, such as a motorcycle swing arm. Explore design setup, solutions, and processing of a motorcycle swing arm made with generative design.
After the end of this course, you’ll be able to:
- Examine a multi-component assembly.
- Create generative design studies.
- Examine and select generative outcome iterations.
- Summarize how to post process a generative outcome.
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Getting started In this lesson, we'll discover what you'll learn in this course and download the software and resources you need.
Instructor guide Generative Design for Part Consolidation Instructor's guide
- Instructor's guide ▼
Review and Analyze a Complex Assembly Cover the exploration of a complex design created as an assembly of multiple components to identify improvements and compile information to build a generative design.
Set up a generative study Set up an unrestricted generative design study for multiple materials.
Select and post process an outcome to finalize a design Focus on the post process tools needed after a generative outcome is created.
Beneficial knowledge for working with generative designs Cover additional tools that benefit Generative Designs, but don’t apply to every case.
Course challenge Test your skills and showcase your knowledge by demonstrating your actual skills, expertise, or just see where you stand.
Final test Ready to test your knowledge? Pass this required test with a score of 75% or more.
- Generative Design for Part Consolidation test ▼