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Jungwon YANG, Heesoo YOON © 2018 Dassault Systèmes. 3DEXPERIENCE, the Compass icon, the 3DS logo, CATIA, SOLIDWORKS, ENOVIA , DELMIA, SIMULIA, GEOVIA, EXALEAD, 3D VIA, BIOVIA, NETVIBES and 3DEXCITE are commercial trademarks or registered trademarks of Dassault Systèmes, or its subsidiaries in the United States and/or other countries. All other trademarks are owned by their respective owners. Use of any Dassault Systèmes or its subsidiaries trademarks is subject to their express written approval. 3DEXPERIENCE 2017 / 91 THE VALUES OF FIRST SOLIDWORKS, PARTNER OF REFERENCE Designing a robot requires precise, high-quality work. Tournament “Robots are only a pretext Each year, SOLIDWORKS competition is fierce and learning for young people to GLOBAL MOBILIZATION supports thousands of FIRST is difficult. Thanks to their learn about important life FOR NUMEROUS CHALLENGES teams in a movement that involves professionalism, all of the skills. They often get tens of thousands of students, participants treat each other involved without knowing FIRST ROBOTICS Dassault Systèmes employees, with respect and help each other exactly what to expect – COMPETITION AND certified resellers and partners throughout the process. All FIRST during regional, national and programs are based on values that neither from the program FIRST TECH CHALLENGE global events. help young people pursue a more nor from themselves. balanced life and encourage greater SOLIDWORKS provides software involvement in society, while giving At the end of their first kits adapted to the needs and level them the satisfaction that their year of participating, 460,000 of the students. These solutions actions are carried out with respect they leave with a new vision can be used to quickly model the and integrity. STUDENTS PARTICIPATED IN robots, both in terms of mechanics and self confidence, 2016-2017 and electronics. For the mechanical and with the feeling that part, this involves modeling all of they will be able to create the parts, to see how they operate their own future.” together and to fine tune the robot’s motions and movements. Once verified, each component Dean Kamen, 230,000 can be physically created thanks FIRST founder MENTORS, COACHES, JUDGES to the execution plans generated AND VOLUNTEERS IN MORE by SOLIDWORKS, or directly THAN 85 COUNTRIES through additive manufacturing. 17 MILLION HOURS OF VOLUNTEER WORK IN 2016-2017 2017 RULES 2. START THE ROTORS AND IN 2018? The robots had to pick up equipment, Each contest follows precise rules that in this case sprockets, and deliver them In 2018, SOLIDWORKS is the define the tasks to complete, which to the pilots on their dirigible. Once the modeling solutions partner for WHAT IS THE FIRST® 50 MILLION change each year. In 2017, FIRST gear train was completed, they turned FIRST. The company will provide ROBOTIC COMPETITION? US DOLLARS IN SCHOLARSHIPS Robotics adopted the name FIRST the crank to start the rotor. the engineering documentation OFFERED BY CLOSE TO 200 STEAMWORKS, capitalizing on the tools with SOLIDWORKS Composer Combining the excitement of sport PARTNER COMPANIES steampunk craze, a retro-futurist trend 3. CLIMB THE MOORINGS to help create the game manual, with the rigors of science and very much in vogue in literature, graphic The robots had to attach themselves field drawings and assembly technology, FIRST is the ultimate novels, fashion and design. Two to their dirigible before the launch by instructions on site. For the fourth sport for the mind. High school opposing groups were each composed of climbing up the length of the moorings consecutive year, SOLIDWORKS student participants call it, three teams. They had to prepare their to signal they were ready for lift-off. takes part in FIRST events with “the hardest fun you’ll ever have.” dirigible – an eminently steampunk This step marked the end of the match. more than a thousand teams Under strict rules, limited resources, 2,600 mode of transport – for a long-distance potentially using its solution. and an intense six-week time limit, OFFICIAL EVENTS WORLDWIDE trip. teams of students are challenged to For this type of challenge, various raise funds, design a team “brand,” Each group was given three strategies can be deployed, but it is fairly hone teamwork skills, and build and assignments: common to hinder or block the robots of program industrial-sized robots to the opposing team: this is also part of play a difficult field game against 1. GENERATE STEAM the game! like-minded competitors. 65,000 The robots had to collect the fuel, PARTICIPANTS AT THE ANNUAL symbolized by balls, which they had FIRST CHAMPIONSHIP to throw into a basket. 2 / 3DEXPERIENCE 2017 81 82 “WITH COMPUTERS, WE CAN DREAM UP ANY ARCHITECTURAL SPACE WE WANT AND CONVERT IDEAS INTO ACTUAL DRAWINGS. AT THE SAME TIME, WE RELY MORE AND MORE ON ACTUAL ORGANIC MATERIALS TO GET THE JOB DONE. HOWEVER, IT’S REALLY HARD TO USE THESE MATERIALS AS THERE’S SO MUCH VARIABILITY AND YOU HAVE TO DEAL WITH DIFFERENT SHAPE AND SIZE RESTRICTIONS. THE CHALLENGE IS FIGURING OUT HOW TO GET ALL THESE MATERIALS TO FIT TOGETHER INTO A FUNCTIONAL STRUCTURE. THAT’S WHERE COMPUTERS ARE SO ESSENTIAL. WE’VE SHAPED CONCRETE INTO VIABLE STRUCTURES WITHOUT EVER NEEDING ADVANCED COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY, BUT YOU NEED COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY TO BRING ORGANIC MATERIALS TO ARCHITECTURAL FRUITION.” KENGO KUMA ARCHITECT AND FOUNDER OF KENGO KUMA AND ASSOCIATES V&A DUNDEE MUSEUM, THE FIRST DESIGN MUSEUM IN SCOTLAND SHAPED WITH THE 3DEXPERIENCE PLATFORM 2030 230 M VEHICLES IN EUROPE 2017 200 M VEHICLES IN EUROPE 2030 1Km/3 THE WORLD IS THE WORLDWILL BE SHARED THE WORLD 2030 40% OF KMS WILL BE WATCHING US ENLIGHTENSTRAVELLED