This will be a Live, In-Person event with food, in-person networking, live SOLIDWORKS presentations, and some door prizes from sponsors.
Please RSVP if you plan on attending. If you'd like to RSVP by email, send a message to SWUG.SMART@gmail.com
SMART (SOLIDWORKS Milwaukee Area Resource Team) has been Milwaukee's local SOLIDWORKS User Group since 1999.
Join the local user community in an evening of tips, tricks, and insight into the tools that help streamline and accelerate your product development process.
Agenda:
Get ready for our Data Management Fall Festival an exciting in-person event hosted by the PDM SWUG. Dive deep into Data Management with our comprehensive classes.
Join us for an immersive event as we delve into the realm of data management! We'll offer two tracks so you can explore all aspects of data management on both SOLIDWORKS PDM and the 3D Experience platform.
Prepare to learn directly from SOLIDWORKS employees and industry experts, gaining invaluable insights into both SOLIDWORKS PDM and the 3D Experience platform. Join your fellow administrators in person (this event will not be streamed) and participate in in-depth classes that go beyond the ordinary "How To". Discover the latest tips, tricks, and best practices to streamline your workflow and enhance collaboration within your team.
Mark your calendars for Thursday, October 24, 2024, starting at 7:45 am (Eastern Time), at Dassault Systèmes Campus, 175 Wyman St, Waltham, MA 02451. Don't miss this chance to connect with like-minded peers and expand your expertise in data management!
Bring your curiosity and enthusiasm, and get ready to elevate your SOLIDWORKS data management skills with us!
Due to the event being shared on multiple media platforms, PLEASE SIGN UP ON PDM SWUG Meetup page (Link Below) If you sign up anywhere else, you will not be counted for food!
https://www.meetup.com/pdm-swug-solidworks-user-group/events/302021127/
Join Us for the Next Tulsa SolidWorks User Group Meeting!
Register to attend this FREE training session on sheet metal design and manufacturing. Gain the essential industry knowledge to design manufacturable sheet metal components and assemblies that fit together perfectly the first time.
Learn how to use SOLIDWORKS to create intelligent sheet metal parts, efficient and accurate documentation, and configure multiple design variations. All attendees will receive a training manual packed with helpful guides and full instructions to recreate the lesson on their own.
Attendees will see examples of how to:
• Use SOLIDWORKS Sheet Metal features to design sheet metal parts and assemblies
• Build intelligent design intent with equations and variables
• Configure product families and variations from a single base design
• Understand K-Factor and bend stretch calculations for accurate flat patterns
• Create drawings and flat pattern exports that are ready for manufacturing
• Be more efficient in SOLIDWORKS with tips and tricks applicable to any model
This event is a great way to meet the local MLC team and learn more about the sheet metal industry.
Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned expert, our meetings are open to all. Mark your calendar and come join the SolidWorks community in Tulsa.
This event is all about helping you meet other design professionals and learn more about SOLIDWORKS. There's no sales pitch and the event is totally free. We will serve a meal, give you time to network, attend presentations on topics most interesting to you, and draw for prizes from our sponsors.
Register and join us for a night of fun networking and education.
Our Host: Kice Industries(A Huge Thanks To Them!)
Our Venue: Kice Industries, 5500 N Mill Heights Drive Park City, KS 67219
Agenda:
5:15: Doors Open, Dinner Available, Mingle
5:30-5:45 Welcome, Announcements
5:45-6:25 Session 1 Presentations Begin (Feel free to eat during this time)
6:25-6:30: Break, Dessert Served
6:30-7:15: Session 2 Presentations Begin
7:15-7:30: Thank you to Presenters and Prize Giveaway (We give away amazing prizes!)
Prize Sponsors:
Gold Tier Sponsors: These companies go above and beyond to make these events possible.
Session 1:
Gain the essential industry knowledge to design manufacturable sheet metal components and assemblies that fit together perfectly the first time. Learn how to use SOLIDWORKS to create intelligent sheet metal parts, efficient and accurate documentation, and configure multiple design variations. All attendees will receive a training manual packed with helpful guides and full instructions to recreate the lesson on their own. Attendees will see examples of how to:
Use SOLIDWORKS Sheet Metal features to design sheet metal parts and assemblies
Build intelligent design intent with equations and variables
Configure product families and variations from a single base design
Understand K-Factor and bend stretch calculations for accurate flat patterns
Create drawings and flat pattern exports that are ready for manufacturing
Be more efficient in SOLIDWORKS with tips and tricks applicable to any model
Option 2: Large Assembly Best Practices – Tools and Techniques to Improve Performance, Brady Daniels - GoEngineer
If you struggle with performance when working with Large Assemblies in SOLIDWORKS, then you won’t want to miss this presentation. We’ll take a comprehensive look at performance bottlenecks, efficient design strategies and performance optimization tools. Attendees will leave equipped with practical strategies to enhance Large Assembly performance and boost productivity.
Session 2:
Shocker Racing Formula SAE's Chief Engineer will be presenting an overview of FSAE, The Shocker Racing team, and how the team uses SOLIDWORKS to aid in the design and manufacturing of a formula style car. The team is made up of 25 aspiring engineers from Wichita State University. The team has made a complete virtual twin of their upcoming car, SR24, in SOLIDWORKS. Along with a review of the virtual twin, Dane will be reviewing how the team uses SOLIDWORKS FEA, CFD and optimization studies to aid in design.
DriveWorks is a product configurator and automated model generator that has the potential to streamline multiple aspects of customer engagement, design, and manufacturing. Is it time to consider it for your organization, or as is often the case, long overdue? We'll explore how it works and discuss the incremental licensing that allows you to start small with DriveWorksXpress and grow organically if you are struggling to secure funding for an all-inclusive solution. We'll also discuss a company that uses it extensively and see what a full implementation looks like from the customer and user perspectives.
We are excited to see you there!
Unlock the full potential of your CATIA and 3DEXPERIENCE investments by joining the Wichita Regional Users Group! This dynamic community, dedicated to local OEMs, educational institutions, and suppliers in the Engineering and Manufacturing sectors in the Wichita area, is committed to enhancing your design and engineering capabilities through collaborative learning and networking.
Engage with fellow professionals, gain invaluable insights into the latest tools and techniques, and stay ahead of the curve with hands-on workshops and expert-led sessions. Whether you're looking to solve complex challenges or streamline your processes, the Wichita Regional Users Group is your gateway to cutting-edge knowledge and real-world solutions.
Benefit from presentations by speakers from local companies and industry experts from Dassault Systèmes and GoEngineer, fostering a rich environment for learning and growth.
Connect, innovate, and elevate your practice by joining us!
Day outline | March 5th, 2025:
Breakfast provided: 7:15am to 8:00am CDT
Lunch provided: 11:30am to 12:25pm CDT
LOCATION |
User Group Name |
Leader |
Alabama | ||
Birmingham, AL | Central Alabama SWUG | Joel Gilbert |
Huntsville, AL | North Alabama SWUG | Ricky Jordan or Brian McElyea |
Arizona | ||
Phoenix, AZ | Phoenix Metro SOLIDWORKS User Group | Katie Stewart |
Tucson, AZ | Tucson SOLIDWORKS User Group | Bill Schoening or Neil Mills |
California | ||
Bakersfield, CA | Kern County SWUG | Mathew Stevenson |
Fountain Valley, CA | Orange County SWUG | Gabriel Corbett |
Fresno, CA | Fresno SWUG | Jose Saldana |
Mountain View, CA | California Tech Hub SWUG | Edward Gilbert |
Oakland, CA | Laney College SWUG | Elise Moss |
Sacramento, CA | Sacramento SWUG | Tom Davis |
San Diego, CA | San Diego SWUG | Phil Sluder |
Sunnnyvale, CA | Silicon Valley SWUG | Brian Titus |
West Covina, CA | Mount San Antonio SWUG | Rhiannon Britney |
Florida | ||
Panama City Beach, FL | Panama City Beach SWUG | Kendra Wardlow |
Idaho | ||
Boise, ID | Treasure Valley SolidWorks User Group | Ryan Okelberry, P.E. or Blake Young |
Indiana | ||
Elkhart, IN | Northern Indiana SOLIDWORKS User Group | Peggy Frantz or Dennis Ralston |
Indianapolis, IN | Central Indiana SOLIDWORKS User Group | Michael Bridges or Bill Fletcher |
Kansas | ||
Wichita, KS | South Central Kansas SOLIDWORKS User Group | Eric Spurgeon |
Louisiana | ||
Lafayette, LA | Lafayette SWUG | Steve Andrepont |
New Orleans/Baton Rouge, LA | New Orleans/Baton Rouge SWUG | Bobby Moore or Joe Rowsey |
Michigan | ||
Holland, MI | West Michigan Lakeshore SOLIDWORKS User Group | Jake Vlietstra or Michael Falik |
Monroe, MI | Southeast Michigan/Northwest Ohio SOLIDWORKS User Group | Dean R. Kerste, Ph.D., CSWE or Mike Reaume |
Rochester Hills, MI | Eastern Michigan SOLIDWORKS User Group | Dan Bovinich |
Oklahoma | ||
Duncan, OK | Red River SWUG | Lee Brown |
Oklahoma City, OK | Oklahoma City SWUG | John Watkins |
Tulsa, OK | Tulsa SWUG | Patrick O’Hern |
Tennessee | ||
Chattanooga, TN | Chattanooga SWUG | Nicole Walden |
Nashville, TN | Music City SWUG | Rudy Ottway |
Texas | ||
Austin, TX | Central Texas SWUG | Steve Calvert |
Corpus Christi, TX | Corpus Christi SWUG | Shane Vest |
Houston, TX | Houston SWUG | Joe Lance or Lanny Kwan |
Richardson, TX | North Texas SWUG | Thomas Allsup |
San Antonio, TX | San Antonio SWUG | James Lowery |
Utah | ||
Salt Lake City, UT | Northern Utah SWUG | Chad Clarke |
Don’t see a SWUGN listed near you?