by | 12 Feb 2010
This is the first part of a series of tips & tricks for Jack. Take a look how easy it is to scale Jack and adjust it to different populations.
Want to know more? Just visit the Jack homepage and stay tuned for the next part of this series.
Markus Erlmann is a marketing manager for Tecnomatix at Siemens PLM Software. He is a mechanical engineer, who has been working in the Digital Manufacturing area for more than 15 years as a sales manager, product manager and marketing manager. Markus lives in Munich, Germany, and is interested in new manufacturing processes and green technology.
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Eric Cavar
24 Feb 2010
Hi. I use Jack Tecnomatix 6.0 every day. I am very interested in learning more tips and tricks that will help me to: Please keep in mind that (0 $ available)
How to snap WCS to center of objects aligned to 2 planes to save time tweaking around.
Create Removal envelopes to protect the space required for Maintenance access that can be easily created and held to a percise path.
Manipulate the new realistic postures and motions with Avatars for use in Maintainability Assessments.
Evaluate the Ergonomics and stresses on the specific body parts with weights and loads. (Elbows, shoulders, neck, knees, and lowerback)
Add the immersive Virtual Reality capability of Jack with MA motion tracking system so that it can be used with Live Data from TeamCenter
If you would be so kind, please send all of this information to my Email .
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