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- Joined
- 15 May 2023
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- Austria, Germany, Bulgaria
I’m currently evaluating machineering and their simulation platform iPhysics and wanted to hear some real-world experiences from people who have actually worked with it in industrial environments. I saw the programme at a trade fair and wanted to find out more about it.
I’m especially interested in how stable and performant iPhysics is during day-to-day use, what kinds of applications you are using it for (virtual commissioning, robotics, material flow simulation, PLC testing, digital twins, etc.), and how well it integrates with existing PLC, CAD, and robot controller ecosystems. I’d also love to know how steep the learning curve was for your teams and whether there were any limitations or pain points that became apparent during larger projects.
If anyone has compared it directly with some alternatives, I’d be very interested in hearing your perspective on where iPhysics stands out and where it falls short.
Would appreciate any honest feedback
I’m especially interested in how stable and performant iPhysics is during day-to-day use, what kinds of applications you are using it for (virtual commissioning, robotics, material flow simulation, PLC testing, digital twins, etc.), and how well it integrates with existing PLC, CAD, and robot controller ecosystems. I’d also love to know how steep the learning curve was for your teams and whether there were any limitations or pain points that became apparent during larger projects.
If anyone has compared it directly with some alternatives, I’d be very interested in hearing your perspective on where iPhysics stands out and where it falls short.
Would appreciate any honest feedback