Spreading Good News thru the Gospel of Robotics

[Don1]

Yearend Innovation in Education Review



Mentoring Ardenne HS & their future Robotics Program



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Captivating Mona Primary's upcoming engineers @ their Boys Day





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Jamaica's Prize-Winning Bot at World Robotics Championship

[World Fan]

I am recommending this....

http://www.mathworks.com/

http://global.wonderware.com/EN/pages/default.aspx

http://www.solidworks.com/

[Don1]

Thanks for the recommendation.... I recall you pushing that solution before... are you a rep who can donate the software for educational purposes??

Our tech solution supply chain is locked into Siemens SolidEdge CAD/CAM/CAE, Robot C and Lego Mindstorm tools ... no revisions are indicated at this time... but make me an offer

[World Fan]

Thanks for the recommendation.... however our tech solution supply chain is locked into Siemens SolidEdge CAD/CAM/CAE, Robot C and Lego Mindstorm tools ... no revisions are indicated at this time

http://www.solidworks.com/

[Don1]

That is a popular PLM solution I'm aware of... what's your angle here?? Bringing me up to speed??

[Tilla]

SolidWorks is not a PLM (as in Product Life Management) tool. It is a design, simulation and analysis tool similar to SolidEdge.

[Don1]

All those tools are part of a PLM set.... taking a product from concept, initial design, to build, test. deployment, operations, maintenance & repair then disposal...AKA a product lifecycle

[World Fan]

More advanced than Solid Edge.

Giver the students some options like CATIA - way more advanced than Solid Edge. Can be integrated with some other programs.

[Don1]

make a donation of the software so it can be evaluated vs what is currently deployed... i'll put a team on it

[Tilla]

You are describing product life cycle to me, but I see you still do not get the gist. SolidWorks might find itself a part of the process, but it is not a PLM solution. Do some more reading Don1.

[Don1]

I don't merely read...I implement

SolidEdge is a part of the Siemens PLM toolkit and their main rival is Dassault's SolidWorks, also part of a PLM solution... that's without question

The industry sector that those solutions fall under is PLM... surely you're aware?

[Tilla]

I maintain, I see you read a lot. Ah nuh nutten doh.

Keep on keeping on brother.

[Don1]

I maintain, I see you read a lot. Ah nuh nutten doh.

Keep on keeping on brother.

What you see here is not mere reading or yappin for their own sake...it's successful project implementation which can change students' lives

Surely you're aware??

[Tilla]

CATIA is way too expensive for what they are doing. A seat of CATIA could run $30K, while SolidEdge/SolidWorks or Pro E Wildfire would be about $6K. I am talking about the design, simulation and analysis tools here and not PLM that Don1 is talking about.

I think SolidWorks or SolidEdge would have all they would need and would not have a steep a learning curve as CATIA.

[Tilla]

Don1, I know you have a need to win these discussions. I will therefore stop here. Gwaan thru boss!!