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Is doing btech in iot a good option

Blender is the future. Open source is the way.

Great work Nicole and Ayrton! I also combine Autodesk Fusion with Blender-Octane for my work too. My friend was making an octopus, clipper boat, and ocean for his CNC class but was having trouble modeling ocean waves realistically in CAD. Because of my experience combining CAD and Blender and Adobe CC, I told him to run the water simulation in Blender then import it into Fusion to prep for CNC. I love the insights into your process and am keen on seeing what's next! If you haven't already, try out Blender-Octane which is a free version of Blender that includes Otoy's Octane rendering engine. I like it because I appreciate the way it handles metallic materials, lighting, and textures. Also, the quality per rendering time /resources is great because I'm doing it all on my gaming laptop as opposed to sending to a render farm / server rendering / big beefy workstation. I'm curious about what's next, especially for Simulation Nodes and as Blender evolves 🚀

So interesting and fun to watch. Thanks for putting this together! (and great work Nicole! 💪)

As a mechanical engineer who also runs a product visualization business using primarily Blender, this video was AWESOME. Your team’s workflow outputs some amazing results, well done Nicole and others! 🙌🏼

This is all cool mate. Blender is an all in one package no doubt. But for you guys you should definitely look into adding plasticity to the pipeline.

Aussie Aussie Aussie! With the CAD work it'd be worth giving Plasticity a go since it has a Blender Bridge so they work together great.

Blender is the most incredible soft in the world!

Awesome! Thank you for sharing!!

Blender gonna take over the worrrllldddd

Glad to see more companies getting into using Blender. I will say that it can be quite frustrating with the process that Autodesk now makes you go through to export models from their suite. They've slowly been phasing out the importing/exporting of universal 3D file formats from each piece of their software offerings (you can find the supported file lists documented on their website by each year). I understand that's to keep you within their eco-system (much like Apple), but overall I think it's hurting their business in the long-run. To attest to Blender's practical application; I have made precise models (turned products) for real-world manufacturing, solely using Blender.

Nicole said you convert the cad models to OBJ and then import them into Blender. You may want to check out an addon called Stepper, which allows importing STEP files. It's really quite good, it retains custom mesh normals from the CAD model ensuring smooth shading, retains the CAD file structure, correctly instances parts that are reused multiple times, etc. Really helpful for working with CAD files in Blender.

Blender is coming to be Industry Standard , cool to see it doing all sort of stuff

This looks really cool

You are missing one crucial aspect of a good FEA/CFD workstation when running on a "gaming" CPU. While the single core performance of these CPUs is great, these CPUs have only 2 memory channels while server CPUs have 4 and upwards memory channels (todays CPUs can have 8 or even 12 memory channels). Having a high clock speed core is moot when you don't have enough memory channels to transfer the data across the cores, that's the main reason FEA workstations work with server grade CPUs, you most likely bottlenecked the CPU with the constrain on the memory distribution between cores. Although if you only have a license for 8 cores you are probably fine (the rule of thumb is 4 cores per channel), but then you could have chosen much more "economically efficient" CPU since most of your cores are un-usable during a simulation run.

Great insight into product design and Blender, sounds like something I need to explore👏

Great talk. PWAs should be the future here. App stores should allow native or PWA as long as it falls within the guidelines.

Can you show the settings?

pwas are a solution almost no one asked for. i *want* to know i'm offline, i don't want a website pretending i'm still online. 95% of the time it's bad UX. i don't click my browser expecting an offline experience, and never will.

I find the lack of installation support frustrating. "Add to home screen" is actually beyond most people. When the automatic installation works its amazing though. But it doesnt work for iOS and some android devices.

I like this machine. Therefore caps program and it's so easy. I have use machine like NL1200/2000/3000/900❤❤❤

native apps all day PWAs suck

why not HSK holders?

20 minutes of listening to Australians talking is quite a challenge.

Brilliant success story, well done.

14:12 what is draft he is referring to on the plastic parts?

Great video, really loved the insight into this project.

Can i join ?

Wtf - Where's The Fund!

Nice, are you sharing the design and code to build the flasher/tester?

Can I work for you guys

copy of copy of copy lim tends to infinity 🤣 4:35

Hey guys, really great seeing Engineers like me geeking out on work xD. I am a CAD/CAM Engineer using Solidworks. Would love to know how to properly learn and test FEA models with Ansys! Looking forward for your recommendations to courses/materials/tutorials for professional work.

Should i sell my kidney to be able to buy this machine?

Which software

В России уже давно используют вакуумные подушки для перемещения 😂🫵

Fantastic content guys, keen to see more 🙌🏽

What software for cnc?

Congrats, thank's

Do you use any HPC packs? What was the reason to not go for xeon based CPU with AVX512 support? Im looking ahead for my Ansys mech workflow/PC. Great video.

It's called "system engineering"... The practice of defining the needs and basic problems to which the system addresses. Only then do you actually start tackling the solution domain

Machine price?

Love this video series of developing your own internal LSR prototyping solution literally from scratch. I endeavored in a similar pursuit and your team is doing amazing! Excited to continue watching your journey!

What machine is that?

When I saw windows and nice floors, I knew it wasn't a US based shop.

Beauty machine ~

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Hello, just wondering why you focus on raw CPU throughput instead of GPU acceleration? Ansys has a GPU override env var, and SOLIDWORKS can be overridden as well (all within ToS of course), so I don't quite understand why you wouldn't simply utilize multiple RTX 4090s or several V100 SXM2s (using the Supermicro X10DGO-SXMV and RSC-G-6)? I've built a quad-V100 SXM2 server for US$2000, and it performs quite while especially at that price. Please feel free to correct me, I feel like I've missed some important details.

Great video and super informative 👏👏👏