Could you do a Catia v Solidworks video?

What industries use solidworks program?

I tried to watch your video but the background music was so distracting for me.

I agree 👍

noted

noted as well

As a human copywriter, I’d say the subject matter AI is already making people anxious that the constant quick jumps further disorients the viewer. We trained ceos in our company using the Ted talks style to give people enough time to absorb the message.

Thanks. Your comment let me close the video and make KZfaq never recommend this trash chanel.

realistic! I am with you on that one

I hope so because there are hundreds of thousands of people doing basically monk labour on computers creating documents. Yes it beats drawing a piece of parchment with chinese ink and it is necessary to create asbuilt plans, manuals, etc... But if AI can for example take voice input, make suggestions, follow example files, do checks, standardize layers... I spent days clicking through lines to join them. These are very laborious processes with a great deal of potential optimisation with AI. The optimisation could just come from better CAD software in itself and it already hasbto a degree. But huge potential.

I will give a complex 2D DRAWING to AI. No son of mother can write code for AI which will convert complex 2D TO 3D. Human interfere is highly recommended and no can stop it.

thats what it said in 2021

People said AI can't code either. :)

@@northwind6199 AI can code as code can can generate new code but build a new critical surface as per demand is next to impossible. So AI can code but can not do instant modifications in CAD model as per demand of stack holders 😆

​@@saurabhroy7100 sorry bro newly released ai can conver 2d images to 3d with perfect lighting it's going to replace VFX

Well said, you have worked through this change. More power to you.

Yes, AI-assisted scanning and conversion of old 2D drawings into CAD software can be a game-changer in terms of improving efficiency and productivity. With the help of AI, it's possible to automate the process of scanning and digitizing old 2D drawings, and then convert them into fully editable 3D CAD models with part history and linked drawings.

So you are saying we have a year left. 😂

Yeah you're right

This is a cope

​@@icespeaker81 how so? Maby programmers but cad??

@@idkwhy77 Have you not see AI 3D modeling demos yet? Give it a year and 3D modeling will be handled by AI.

​@@icespeaker81 thank goodness we got mech/civil engineers still- phew im safe

Hey Tony! Nice to see you here

Thanks! car modeling, is a PDF tutorial I have made for purchase on my website. Because it's 1500 pages and can't be fit into a video or worse shorts

@@with-Aryan Thanks for replying. I will consider buying it in near future. I like modeling cars and not long ago i moved to Alias so maybe i will get a job in similar field some day. ^__^ Keep doing what you doing because you are on the right path and your videos are really good i am pretty sure that for those who decide to purchase some things from your page and are new in SW world will get a lot of useful knowledge!

Just get AI to mine a similar assembly and build knowledge from it. Then build another similar assembly from ai. And so on on on on and on... Like infinite learning.

Yes, the new tool you're referring to, which allows for the easy creation of organic shapes, could certainly make it easier for AI to interface with 3D modeling. As you mentioned, scanning objects and using AI to create 3D models with this tool could greatly improve the efficiency and speed of the modeling process.

I understand your sentiment @trexinvert. The name and terminology around technology often gets driven by marketing efforts and sometimes might not fully encompass the technical aspects or evolution of that technology. In the case of CAD, or Computer-Aided Design, it signifies a shift from traditional drafting methods to using digital tools, a shift that has been significant in fields like architecture, engineering, and design. The 'aided' aspect in the name indicates that the computer is a tool assisting in the design process, not doing the design autonomously. As for solid modeling, it represents yet another leap in technology, allowing us to create three-dimensional objects digitally, and aiding in complex calculations, simulations and visualizations that would be extremely difficult or impossible to do manually. Regardless of the terminology used, the underlying value is the impact these technologies have on improving design processes, fostering creativity and enhancing productivity. That being said, your point about the possible misconceptions around the term "Artificial" in "Computer Artificial Drafting" is an interesting one, and I appreciate your thought-provoking comment!

what can one do with it for example?

Let us know

yes sir

sadly not.

unfortunately no

I feel like a node base approach is the good way to drive CAD. We just need to make it work with Solidworks. I am currently reviewing Obsidian canvas and hope to use to generate events that will drive Solidworks via its API.

@@short-shorts Geometry nodes in Blender is starting to look really good. It has niche applications but it can handle huge clouds of points from scientific data in an excel sheet or text file. I'm noticing CAD applications are picking up on subdivision surfacing, which bridges nicely with Blender as well.

Maybe you are right

true

I wholeheartedly agree with your perspective. The potential for AI to transform not just digital art, but 3D design and engineering principles is tremendous. However, the development and integration of an efficient 'maths engine' that can intelligently interpret and apply design standards based on verbal cues is a challenging task. The technology is moving in this direction though, and I believe we'll see AI being able to handle increasingly complex tasks in the not-too-distant future.

There are indeed AI plug-ins and tools available that can assist with converting 2D designs into 3D models or CAD drawings in SolidWorks. Some examples include: Scan2CAD - This tool uses AI and OCR technology to convert scanned images, PDFs, or hand-drawn sketches into vector formats, including DXF, DWG, and SVG, which can then be imported into SolidWorks. Pix2CAD - This software uses deep learning algorithms to automatically convert raster images into CAD models. It can produce 3D models in various formats, including STL, STEP, and IGES, which can then be imported into SolidWorks. Sketch2CAD - This plug-in uses AI to convert 2D sketches into 3D CAD models in SolidWorks. It can also convert hand-drawn sketches into 3D models. It's important to note that while these tools can be helpful in converting 2D designs into 3D models or CAD drawings, they may not always produce accurate or high-quality results. It's still important to have a solid understanding of SolidWorks and 3D modeling techniques in order to produce the best possible results.

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Oh, AI will definitely do more and I think we will see AI integration more and more as the years go by

Rhino?

That's a great idea!

@@with-Aryan Funny you can't replace God's gifted people... The anointing can never be replaced or compaired to... Moron's these days!!!

There are plenty of CAD software on the market that automatically generate drawings from 3d models.

good to know. Thanks

There is one that KINDA does that. but I am not remembering its name. live3d.io/ai-car-generator

One person with CAD has already replaced multiple draftsmen. Or would you say it is not the case?

@@with-Aryan yes with a good draftsman it is possible. As I mentioned though while it was thought it would replace people it actually created a new category of careers.

I like that!

ture!

agreed

I can understand your frustration it comes from some flaw in the knowledge that you might have so the program is not programmed to generate errors randomly it must have a reason and once you get a hold of those reasons and solve it in advance you can prevent all those errors

Fusion is free about the sane as inventor

Try Onshape if you want to learn SolidWorks. it is browser based.

I'd start with FreeCAD. It is difficult to learn, but once you do, Solidworks will be a lot easier. You can also go the trial route and learn different CAD applications like Fusion 360. Alibre Atom is a great option if you want to own and not rent your tools. If you break it down into steps, you will want to learn 1. Planes, Sketches and constraints 2. Extruding, revolving, patterns, filleting 3. Before diving into Lofting and Surfacing, it really helps to learn about spline continuity. Once you get good at those basics you can start hopping from one application to another.

just because it's free? what do you need ot build? that's the important question you should base your decision on!

Mainly you will have to first improve your knowledge on Machine elements, how to design them based on calculations. So that they fit with other standard machines.

May I ask why?

Because it affects CAD Designers if at least not replacing them. So the contribution in reducing the CAD designer's workload can be significant, which means now CAD designers need to update themselves with new skills.@@with-Aryan

Designers will likely evolve with hybrid skillsets, incorporating AI and automation. The collaboration between engineers and designers will persist, but the tools and workflows may change. AI-assisted design and generative elements will expand, but human expertise will remain crucial for complex designs. Stay flexible and keep up with emerging trends for greater opportunities. Regener

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same! 3DEXperience offers either SW or Catia shortcuts and motion control settings. I'd say you have the same distance away from it as SW does

I totaly agree with you friend . I am also a mechanical design engineer and i dont think that cad engineers will be replaced.

Or nobody else understands our bosses 😂

AI technology cannot replace the skills and knowledge of a human mechanical designer. AI can be a tool to assist in the design process, but it cannot fully replace the creative thinking, problem-solving abilities, and understanding of design principles that a human designer possesses.

no big names so far

Glad it was helpful!

not that I know of

Not sure if they are working drawings but McMaster Carr, Grainger and MSC have downloadable cad files for most of their parts. Parts like gears, sprockets and bearings.

let's work together

@@shubhammore3527 good idea! sadly, for the moment I cannot, but you can start already (normally it's possible toale add-ons/plugins for all the softwares! even with voice command! (chatgpt confirmed, but of course, it requiers quite some work))

Sounds cool and a ton of work.

I honestly don't know anything about it! are you using it or do you want to start using it?

there you go! what app is that?

i don't know yet

Hmm, it falls short in many special cases. Depends on what you want to simulate

Experience plays a vital role in navigating undefined projects. Understanding the target and having a flexible approach are key. In industries like automotive, building before designing can be necessary. While AI has potential, its current capabilities are best utilized in specific tasks. Exploring AI's possibilities is exciting.

seriously, its like NX parametric functions to just move surfaces but on steroids creating meshes and being able to move those dots instead. That is a shame its not on desktop yet, would def want to play around with it at work

Its a shame it does not exist yet, but fingers crossed one day we get to see this functionality.

The workflow is also SubD in nature, meaning by default everything is super smooth and the curves etc are created with much ease.

Thanks

it's not free. the price is dependent on many factors and it's on the website around 2k. I'd start with SW desktop then add the cloud, but keep that in mind that cloud is the future

@@with-Aryan It's $10USD a month for hobbyists/startups.

Glad you think so!

easily

Great, The weldments tool will allow you to model standard structural steel with ease, and even auto create a Cut-list + Bill of materials for you.

Rhinoceros 3D

That is definitely not Rhino 3D. Looks like some propriety software.

not here yet, or you have seen sth?

Yes! you can go dark mode!

Its going to come into a combination of things, not just CAD, but add in Design which means feasibility and ease of manufacturing, which intentions not only to reduce material waste GD&T will play a big role in this, apart from this reduce overall product runtime.

Design career prospects are promising for SolidWorks learners. Entry-level salaries vary, so gain practical experience and continue learning to maximize your potential.

Rhinoceros 3D

​@@YowserUK I am also rhino 3D user. I don't see if it is rhino

I wish I could be sure, but I can't! I can only guess

It's only been 2 months, and already this statement is aging poorly... 😀

I'm just waiting to see how this 'thing' turns out

what do you usually design with that?

Got the irony! will reduce it

My pleasure

2D? or 3D?

@@with-Aryan 3d if possible!! i'm searching for an alternative of creo or autodesk

You are correct that CAD software companies may collect data on user behavior to improve their software and add new features. However, it's important to note that user privacy is a concern and software companies should handle user data ethically and transparently. As for creating macros, lisp routines, and other customized features, documenting and organizing the code well is important for future use and modification. This can help increase productivity and efficiency for the user and their team.

That exists, and is exactly how high rise buildings are designed. Check out Tekla Structural Designer or Etabs.

Can you explain a bit more?

likewise

col

Sure, I will work on bring more content on the same shortly, anything specifically you want me to prioritize?

will try , thanks for watching

Thanks Nishant

For example, AI tools can help with tasks such as automating repetitive tasks, generating 3D models from 2D designs, and optimizing building designs for energy efficiency. Additionally, AI can help architects and designers analyze large amounts of data and simulate different scenarios to inform design decisions. That being said, it's important to recognize that AI is not a replacement for human creativity and innovation in the field of architecture. Rather, it can be seen as a tool that can augment and enhance the capabilities of architects and designers. As technology continues to advance, it will be interesting to see how AI and other emerging technologies continue to impact the field of architecture and design.

interesting!

once you try the premium, you cannot and will not work with the free version anymore

@@with-Aryan I wouldn't say that's a good reason to not provide a free version. I used GPT-4 for a while, but I didn't mind going back to GPT-3.5 when my budget couldn't handle it anymore. And it's likely the free version will be upgraded as the premium one gets better. It could just remain a version behind. And providing that is still likely to bring in more users.

استفاده از چت GPT برای ترجمه پیام شما، و من فکر می کنم که به طور ناگزیر شغل های 3D تحول و جایگزین خواهند شد توسط هوش مصنوعی، اما ما هنوز دور از آن هستیم و برای آن نیاز به هوش مصنوعی عمومی/چند مدل خواهیم داشت. علاوه بر این، خنده دار است که من یک بلاروسی زندگی می کنم در فرانسه و با کمک هوش مصنوعی در 2023 پاسخ به پیام شما را با زبان عربی می نویسم.😄

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hot damn!!! lol, this is persian tho, not arabic

@@with-Aryan haha, didn’t know that. Just sad to Chat GPT to translate in the same language, just in case it was not arabic 😄 and it has done a pretty good job. I’m blown away of the possibilities we have now!

Yes, generative design is more of an optimization and not really an AI segment of the CAD package completely. AI will be able to soon build entire models by voice commands or better yet, recreate images, etc.

oh that'd be a nice day! and I'm looking forward to it. But it's not here yet! until then, you can learn, or sit down and wait for that day! I recommend the former King!

lots of replies above are generated by AI tbh

about which topic exactly?

try the 3DExperience for the organic design! SolidWorks isn't for that. I have videos about that on my channcel. Watch it

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Why solidworks? Why not Creo/ catia/ nx?

Becoming an expert in SOLIDWORKS is a journey that involves a combination of structured learning, hands-on practice, and continuous improvement. Here are some steps you can take: Understand the Basics: Start by understanding the basics of SOLIDWORKS. This includes getting familiar with the user interface, basic commands, and fundamental concepts like sketching, part modeling, assembly, and drawing. Structured Learning: Enroll in a comprehensive course like SOLIDWORKS Course Pro. This course is designed to take you from a beginner to an advanced user. It covers all aspects of SOLIDWORKS, from basic sketching techniques to advanced topics like surface modeling, weldments, and sheet metal design. The course is structured in a way that makes it easy to follow and understand, even for beginners. Hands-on Practice: The best way to learn SOLIDWORKS is by doing. SOLIDWORKS Course Pro includes numerous step-by-step tutorials and projects that allow you to apply what you've learned immediately. This hands-on approach helps you understand the practical application of the concepts and tools you're learning. Certification: Aim to get certified. SOLIDWORKS Course Pro prepares you for the Certified SOLIDWORKS Associate (CSWA) and Certified SOLIDWORKS Professional (CSWP) exams. These certifications are recognized globally and can significantly enhance your credibility as a SOLIDWORKS expert. Continuous Learning: SOLIDWORKS is a vast tool with numerous features and capabilities. Even after you've become proficient, there's always more to learn. Stay updated with the latest features and improvements, and continuously work on improving your skills. Mentorship: Having a mentor can significantly accelerate your learning process. In the SOLIDWORKS Course Pro, you'll have direct access to me for guidance and support. I'll be there to answer your questions, provide feedback, and help you overcome any challenges you encounter on your journey to becoming a SOLIDWORKS expert. Remember, becoming an expert is a process, not an event. It takes time, practice, and patience. But with the right resources and guidance, you can certainly achieve your goal. I hope to see you in the course and look forward to helping you on your journey to becoming a SOLIDWORKS expert. Best, Aryan

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From the sound of it, if only one of us truly knows CAD, it'd be you. In the past 16 years I've been working with it, I understand enough to get myself from point A to point B. But the good thing is, you can position that point B almost anywhere and I'll still find a way to reach it. I am a mechanical (biomedical) engineer by practice. I haven't worked on those large vehicles you have, though I've worked and designed heart valves and stents in the realms of Microns i.e. pretty much on the other side of the spectrum of military vehicles I'd assume. So I don't know, you might actually be completely right, or the truth could lie somewhere between our opinions. Eitherway, it's truly an honor for me to have a viewer of your statur. I salute you. Thanks for watching and many thanks for your valuable feedback

Sorry for that, this is due to YT algorithm but I'll try

not it's not yet...

thank you!

You are correct that starting a nonlinear simulation can be difficult, and that AI will likely be a tool for engineers rather than a replacement. While AI has made some advances in the field of simulation, it is not yet advanced enough to fully replace human expertise and decision-making. Engineering simulations often require complex problem-solving skills and domain-specific knowledge that AI has yet to fully acquire. However, AI can assist engineers in performing simulations more efficiently and accurately, and can help identify trends and patterns in large datasets that would be difficult for a human to discern. Ultimately, AI is best viewed as a complement to human expertise, rather than a replacement for it.

@@with-Aryan TRUE!

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If you are from India, better learn Creo/catia/ug-nx Whirlpool, LG, Tata motors, Mahindra, Bajaj auto, Varroc , Tech Mahindra, Volvo, ITC Infotech, Caterpillar, Jhon dheer, HNI etc all Top companies using those 3 cad tools. You first check which companies using which tools. Then go to learn for it.

You tube is best for beginners

Yes, always do your own research, especially since CAD softwares used can depend highly on which country you are based out of and which company you want to work for. Also SOLIDWORKS is not preferred for automobiles, since it also allows G3 levels of continuity, but cars at times need G5 G6 G7 and other higher orders of continuity, which NX, Alias by Autodesk are more suited to.

Your concerns are not uncommon and have been the topic of many discussions about AI and the future of work. While AI has the ability to learn from large amounts of data and automate certain tasks, it doesn't mean that all jobs will be replaced by AI or that humans will become obsolete in the workplace.

possible

May be by 2030. But nowbody can really tell the future. Other thing is, that even if it will be a lot easier to make a CAD design, people will still be too lazy or not have enouph time to explore the AI tools them selves. So somebody will need to do it. Till the time, where there will be a multimodal general sort of AI that will be capable to listen to your request and propose you a ready solution to your problem, and edit it, all with your voice or text. And then even print or manufacture it for you! But we are pretty, pretty far from that for now! And when this sort of general AI will come, the society will need to transform a lot more than we think. So till that time a lot more questions will arise, than just a "will I loose my job?"

Can SW automatically switch between portrait and other printing mode? I always obtain cutted drawing if dont check

the thing to note is, its hard for it to breakdown the features how a human would do it, and use simpler sketches, e.g. it will not draw a simple rectangle, but likes to make rounded rectangles in the sketch, something that is not optimal.

It's not possible for AI to replace a designer/engineer. For that to happen the AI would need to participate in all the conversations about a project, understand the scope of what needs to be done, etc. AI can't "think". It processes info then spits out something. Sure many things can be automated when it comes to CAD but design takes place in the brain of a human...usually when their driving a car, taking a dump in the morning, or gazing up at the sky on a Sunday. The "CAD" part of the design process is just the part where the ideas get put into a virtual space so it can be tweaked, calculated, and displayed. CAD is just a sophisticated pencil that allows a person to visually communicate complex ideas.

what does that do?

it doesn't know that as of now. Just wait a few short years...

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