Disney’s © WALL-E becomes a robot in your simulation model
Sewickley, Pa -- Simio LLC is the first company to integrate simulation software with Google’s 3D Warehouse, an online, searchable repository of 3D objects. This integration means that Simio computer simulation users can now download hundreds of thousands of Google 3D Warehouse modeling components without cost, and use those components to realistically model system components.
This is one more way that Simio extends the benefit of computer simulation for decision-making beyond specialists,”
To see a demonstration of how easy it is to use Google Warehouse objects with Simio software, visit http://www.simio.com/
Simio users also benefit from the ability to create their own 3D modeling components without writing code, saving time and extending the benefits beyond specialists.
“With Simio, users now have two fast, easy options for realistic modeling: they can use Google Warehouse, or easily create their own objects. Simulation users no longer have to settle for objects that don’t represent system components, nor do they have to have the expertise and time to write code,” Pegden adds. In addition, users save time because the 3D objects can be downloaded without ever leaving the Simio software.
Simio aims to make simulation simpler and more accurate, so that simulation software can reach its potential to help businesses make more informed decisions. Access to the Google 3D Warehouse is one more way Simio is helping make simulation software easier for decision-making.
Easily share 3D models with others
Another unique feature of Simio is that users can share pre-built 3D objects. Simio users will be able to access a public archive to download, modify and share Objects and Libraries with other users.
The new Simio software is available for risk-free beta trial. To get an inside look now, register at: http://www.simio.com.
About Simio LLC
Simio LLC was founded by Dennis Pegden, Ph.D. to reinvigorate the field of simulation modeling. A 33-year veteran of the simulation industry, Pegden’s career highlights include leading the development of SLAM (marketed by Pritsker and Associates) and founding Systems Modeling Corporation, now part of Rockwell Automation. Pegden also led the creation of the simulation products SIMAN and Arena. Simio’s management team brings eighty years of combined experience in the simulation market. To learn more, visit www.simio.com.
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