Lecture

Introduction to Stereotomy: Assemblies & Documentation

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Description

This lecture introduces the concept of stereotomy, focusing on assemblies and documentation. Topics covered include the modeling and simulation of mechanisms, as well as the design and analysis of structures using TopSolid 7. The lecture delves into the process of creating and manipulating geometric entities, defining unique operations, and working with generic parameters. It also explores the generation of nomenclatures, the representation of parts, and the application of constraints in the design process.

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