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BLOCK SEMINAR IPHYSICS - 3D SIMULATION SOFTWARE

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iPhysics Block Seminar

How is the seminar structured?

The iPhysics block seminar provides participants with a comprehensive introduction to iPhysics and specific content relating to the CAD interface, connecting controls as well as real-time simulation and robotics. At the end of this seminar, each participant will be able to independently create simulation models, connect controls, carry out robot path planning and, with the help of mFieldbox , run the simulation in real time. As part of this seminar, tips and tricks will also be learned to efficiently create models. The block seminar is held on three consecutive days; however, individual days can also be booked.

Block 1: CAD-Based Simulation

This course deals with the bidirectional interface in detail, and a simulation is created based on the CAD model. Ideally, the respective CAD system of the participant is used.

Block 2: PLC Simulation

The focus of this block is the connection of controls to the simulation. Ideally, the respective controlling system of the participant is used.

Block 3: Real-Time and Robotics 

On day 3 of the seminar, a simulation model will be built step by step with the help of Field Box 1 for real-time simulation, and robots will be integrated into the simulation to carry out path planning.

Who is this block course intended for?

For engineers from construction and automation as well as service providers and universities who are looking to integrate simulation as a component in their process in the future and would like to find out more about how to use iPhysics.

Price: 

EUR 900 per person

Single Seminar:

EUR 300 per person

Time: 10:00 am – 4:00 pm

Place: Landsberger Str. 306, 80687 Munich, Germany

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Please note that there are only a limited number of parking spaces available!

machineering reserves the right to cancel these events due to lack of insufficient registrations.