ジェネレーティブ・デザイン技術を先導するNXの詳細

CIMdataの最新の電子書籍で、ジェネレーティブ・デザイン技術を先導するNXの詳細を見てみましょう。

この電子書籍で学べる内容：

• トポロジー最適化やコンバージェント・モデリングなどの最新の設計手法
• ジェネレーティブ・デザインの詳細
• 反復サイクル
• ジェネレーティブ・デザインの例

この電子書籍でCIMdataは、NXの革新的な機能を製品設計に導入し、(電子書籍で紹介した) 新たな手法を使ってより軽量で強力な製品を作成する方法を提案しています。

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