SolidWorks Success Stories

Have you been to the Customer Success pages? Every once in a while I go to see if something new has been posted. I’ve gotta tell ya, there are some amazing things being done with SolidWorks. At least I think they’re amazing. Check out the Bucyrus video. They build those HUGE excavators that you see in strip mines. The level of detail in their assembly (I’m pretty sure you see a microwave oven in the cab) is incredible. Did you know that the robotic arms on the Mars rovers were designed in SolidWorks? Check out the Alliance Spacesystems video.

There’s hundreds of success stories, a lot of them with videos. You really should check it out to see what other people are doing with SolidWorks. Just go to the Customer Success Stories on the SolidWorks website.

Only two more weeks until SolidWorks World!!

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January 19, 2007 · Posted in SolidWorks Community

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Eric Droukas

You can also sign up for an RSS feed of the Customer Success Stories (Case Studies). Anytime SolidWorks releases a new story, you can get instantly updated.
http://www.solidworks.com/pages/news/rss_feeds.html
Jeff Mirisola

Thanks for the heads up, Charles. I fixed the link so it should work fine now.
Charles

Bucyrus video link doesn't seem to work.

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