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Author archives: Soumitra Vadnerkar

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29

2023
March 29 , 2023 | , , ,  |

Being a Smarty Pants Can Be a Good Thing

Here’s a look at five of my favorite features in SOLIDWORKS browser-based design roles that will help you work smarter, including Design Assistant tools powered by AI, along with features that enable you to reuse existing designs.

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Soumitra Vadnerkar

Soumitra Vadnerkar

Soumitra is a new member in SOLIDWORKS Product Management team. He manages SOLIDWORKS Inspection and SOLIDWORKS Cloud roles. He has Masters and Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering and has been a CAD enthusiast since he started his academics. Soumitra has 5 years of work experience in sheet metal, rubber, and plastic industries. His expertise lies mostly in stamping and injection-blow molding tool design but currently he is also improving his new skills in Product Design using SOLIDWORKS Cloud applications. Besides work, Soumitra likes to keep himself busy learning about new technologies in computer hardware and AI.

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Mar

15

2023
March 15 , 2023 | , , ,  |

5 Reasons I’m a Fan of Browser-based Design Apps

I may be a millennial living in a TikTok world, so it may come as no surprise I’m a huge fan of the browser-based platform approach. Here’s why.

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Soumitra Vadnerkar

Soumitra Vadnerkar

Soumitra is a new member in SOLIDWORKS Product Management team. He manages SOLIDWORKS Inspection and SOLIDWORKS Cloud roles. He has Masters and Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering and has been a CAD enthusiast since he started his academics. Soumitra has 5 years of work experience in sheet metal, rubber, and plastic industries. His expertise lies mostly in stamping and injection-blow molding tool design but currently he is also improving his new skills in Product Design using SOLIDWORKS Cloud applications. Besides work, Soumitra likes to keep himself busy learning about new technologies in computer hardware and AI.

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