A standalone verion of ShipWeight has been released. This version is intended for smaller businesses that does not have a need for a network version and multiuser functionality. It is ideal for trial and for testing out the parametric estimation. This table highlights the differences between the standalone version (basic) and the Enterprise version (full […]
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The 13th ShipWeight User Group meeting will be held on Sunday, May 19th, 2019, in conjunction with the 78th SAWE International Conference on Mass Properties Engineering (May 18-23, 2019 in Norfolk, Virginia, USA). The meeting will be of interest to active ShipWeight users as well as those who are considering acquiring it. The meeting is
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The new version has focus on improving the parametric estimation functionality, extend flexibility in the handling of detailed weights, further enhance the permission control system as well as add more functionality to the weight control and monitoring features of the software. Key benefits from using ShipWeight 13 Enterprise include: · Fast and early stage weight
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ShipWeight has aquired the company and product ExpressMarine (www.expressmarine3d.com). ExpressMarine is a Rhino plug-in for fast and flexible modelling of ship structure for the calculation of structural weight and center of gravity. Starting out with a hull shape (and, if available, a general arrangement), the modelling process is of the vessel structure is carried out
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A new tutorial video has been uploaded to our video tutorial website – “Fulcrum3D XML file import” – showing how to import a Fulcrum3D XML file. Fulcrum3D is a software tool that enables users to do “intelligent” imports from 3D CAD systems. Check it out here – video #22. Contact us for more information about
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A new version of the ShipWeight navisworks visualizer has just been published. In the new version you will have many new option settings for displaying the mass, including colorization based on weight, size of marker based on weight, as well as now having the opportunity to filter on phase codes. Read more about the new
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We’ve launced a blog section to our website. Please click the Blog tab at the top and read our very first blog about Moment of Inertia for a Rotating Object. We will post new articles regularly in this section.
Moment of Inertia (MOI) is a fascinating part of mass properties. The change in MOI is what makes the ice skater spin faster when he/she draws his/her arms towards the body. It is a physical experience any clerks sitting on a rotating office chair can test out for themselves. A more scientific definition of MOI
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ShipWeight User Group Meeting The 11th ShipWeight User Group meeting will be held in conjunction with the SAWE International Conference in May, 2017 in Montreal, Canada. We hope that you can attend the meeting and, in addition, benefit from all that the SAWE Conference has to offer, including training, technical presentations, standards and practices sessions, and the opportunity
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On Monday May 23rd a ShipWeight North American Users Group Meeting was held in conjunction with the SAWE Intl. conference on Mass Properties in Denver, Colorado (US). Below you will find some of the presentations that were given at the user meeting. We would like to thank everyone that participated at the user meeting and
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