According to the company, by seamlessly turning an existing Inventor or SolidEdge solid model orassembly into a physics-based motion model, MSC.Dynamic Designer usesthe MSC.ADAMS motion simulation technology to give the user the abilityto understand critical performance information about a design withoutleaving the designer's preferred CAD environment or performing aphysical test.
"MSC.Software is committed to providing whatever software products ourcustomers need to solve complex engineering challenges and get productsto market faster and our customers have placed a high priority onperforming more up-front simulation," said Frank Perna, chairman andchief executive officer of MSC.Software. "MSC.Dynamic Designer isan excellent example of our integrated products strategy, combining theworld's leading motion product, MSC.ADAMS, with two powerful CADenvironments. We will continue to work closely with our partnersto provide designers and engineers around the world with the bestCAD-embedded simulation products."
The 2005 Version of MSC.Dynamic Designer for Inventor and Solid Edgeincludes new and enhanced functionalities to help design engineersbetter understand product performance including:
To understand the basic capabilities of MSC.Dynamic Designer and tolearn about what's new for the 2005 release visit http://www.webinars.mscsoftware.com and choose the MSC.Dynamic Designer2005 for Inventor or MSC.Dynamic Designer for Solid Edge Webinar.

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