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Asked 22nd Nov, 2018
How is Motion Genesis as a tool for Dynamic Simulations and obtaining equations of motion in terms of ease of use? What other tools are recommended ?
I am trying to come up with a mathematical model of a multi-body system with some physical constraints. Doing so using Lagrange or Kane is pretty complicated. I read about Motion Genesis, is it easy to use? Is it useful for such an application?
What other programs or tool are recommended to do the same thing?
All Answers (1)
Hi Sima,
I recommend MSC.Adams. This software is dedicated to conduct multibody analysis. Moreover, you can find many tutorials which demonstrate how to solve various kind of mechanical problems.
Additionaly, you can use Ansys Rigid Dynamic and special module implemented e.g in SolidWorks (motion study), but in my opinion MSC.Adams is more apropriate to solve this type of tasks.
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