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Tag Archives: Autodesk Inventor
How SUNY Ulster Uses Project-Based Learning & Autodesk Revit
This semester two projects of note came to completion using Autodesk Revit. The first project involved creating a digital model of a local school using Revit. Information is now available to school administrators from the Building Information Model to manage facility use and plan reconfigurations as needed by student changes. Continue reading
The Future of STEM
STEM is one of the fastest-growing job markets in the United States. Not only is it a huge job market, but it’s a cutting edge industry. STEM helps push scientific innovation, technological progress, medical advancements, and new inventions. Continue reading
Posted in 3DS Max, Autodesk, Brands, Educational Resources, Inventor, Revit
Tagged Autodesk 3ds Max, Autodesk Inventor, Autodesk Revit, college, economic growth, Education, engineering, federal survey, high school, innovation, jobs, math, Milwaukee, minority, science, STEM, teachers, United States
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The Digital Prototyping Solution & Autodesk
Digital Prototyping brings together design data from all phases of the product development process into a single digital model in Inventor. This model can then be manipulated in many ways to test certain aspects of the model that would normally be handled with a physical prototype. Things such as stress analysis can be handled in Inventor. Or, you can bring your prototype into a Revit model to see how it will fit into a factory setting. Continue reading
Posted in Autodesk, Educational Resources, Inventor, Revit
Tagged 3DS Max Design, AutoCAD, AutoCAD Electrical, AutoCAD Mechanical, Autodesk Alias Design, Autodesk Factory Design Suite, Autodesk Inventor, Autodesk Product Design Suite, Autodesk Simulation Multiphysics, digital prototyping, Inventor Publisher, manufacturing, Moldflow, prototype, Showcase, Sketchbook Designer, Vault
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Teaching Technical Success: Ontario Technological Skills Competition
Students from across the province gathered in Waterloo Ontario this week to promote, practice, and celebrate the technological trades available for students in today’s industries. Continue reading
Posted in Competitions
Tagged 2D, 3D, Andy Persad, Animation, AutoCAD, Autodesk, Autodesk Inventor, career and technical education, character, electronics, fischertechnik, henry street high school, Maya, Mechanical CAD, microsoft visual studio, ontario, OTSC, revit architecture, robopro software, robot, skills canadam ontario technological skills competition, skills competition, Studica, teaching, virtual robotics, Waterloo
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Autodesk Inventor Professional 2011 vs. SolidWorks Premium 2010
A recent Delphi expert analysis spearheaded by Ray Kurland compared out-of-the-box Autodesk Inventor Professional 2011 to SolidWorks Premium 2010 in fifteen functional areas: Part Modeling, Assembly Modeling, Simulation, Mixed Modeling, Plastic Part Design, Sheet Metal Design, Interoperability, Documentation/Drawings, Visualization, Design Automation, Mechatronics, Mold Design and Tooling, Routed Systems, BIM (Building Information Modeling), and Data Management and Collaboration. Continue reading
Teaching Technical Success: Spotlight on Henry Street High School
Henry Street High School was very successful this year at the Durham Skills Event, with a fifth consecutive Gold Medal in the Automotive Diagnostic Skills competition, a Gold Medal in the Mechanical CAD competition using Autodesk Inventor software, a Silver Medal in Hairdressing, and a Bronze Medal in Cabinet Making. Continue reading
Posted in Educational Resources
Tagged annual ontario technical skills competition, Autodesk Inventor, CAD lab, Canada, dedication, design capabilities, durham district school board, durham regional skills, henry street high school, Mechanical CAD, skills, Studica, success, teaching, technical, whitby
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Teaching Technical Success – Spotlight on Jean Varnier Catholic High School
Robotics is a term used by everyone; thrown around and over emphasized. Students at Jean Vanier in the York Catholic District School Board, however, understand robotics and define it as success and forward movement. Teacher Andy Persad has taken a fledgling robotics program with Vex robotics and has already equipped his students with the skills that will make them the next robotics experts for NASA and ABB. Continue reading
Posted in Educational Resources
Tagged Autodesk Inventor, Career Pathways, CNC 770, Fischertechnik Curriculum, Fischertechnik Robots, Jean Vanier High School, Manufacturing Industry, Programming, Robotics Industry, SHSM, Specialist High Skills Major, Studica, Tormach, Transportation Industry, vex, Vex Robotics, York Catholic District School Board
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