Join the Emulate3D Global Training Day!
It’s time to learn about the revolutionary new features in our 2020 version.
We are hosting an online training session on March 31st to discuss the 2020 version updates, which will last for 4 hours. Our CTIM (Cad is The Model) features, which allow you to work directly on your CAD models, our virtual robot controllers, and our new Tag Browser interface that makes it easier to connect PLCs are just a few of them.
Live examples will be modeled with Emulate3D experts, and you’ll be able to ask questions during the Q&A sessions.
Agenda
Wednesday, March 31st, 15:00 – 19:00
- Cad is The Model (CITM) – Learn about the new features that add intelligence to your CAD models
- Advanced Robot Management – Discover more realistic robot movements with our FANUC RoboGuide and ABB RobotStudio integrations, and the innovations brought by our new controllers
- Emulation, Control, and Testing – See our new drivers and what our enhanced Tag Browser can do
- Bring Everything Together – During this demo, see how you can quickly achieve useful results in a single environment using new catalog objects and your own model.
- Q&A – Submit your questions at the end of each section, and they’ll be answered instantly by Emulate3D experts.
- Bonus Training Videos – Access mini training videos prepared for you and the recording of the online training
Secure your spot for the training on March 31st by registering for $99!
See the Future Innovations in 2021!
Create Motion Sequences with the New Gantt Editor
Emulate3D has provided users with a wide range of development tools such as QuickLogic, QuickScript, Microsoft JScript, C#, ladder diagrams, etc., to design complex motion synchronizations. Now, the Gantt Sequence Editor (Offline Control) joins this extensive toolkit. Watch our video for a demo.
New Simulation Objects
These new objects will make modeling complex processes in simulations easier. You can define scrap rates, breakdown and downtime, repair times, and variable process times subject to distribution in these objects representing transportation, processing, and handling processes. Watch our mini video series for a demo.
