Introducing the New Latticing Technology | nTopology

[@TheJttv]

In a world of nearly stagnant CAD software I am continually in awe at the speed this company moves.

[@chengxingyang1537]

Wonderful! Could you share the CAD model of the bracket?

[@Mr-Highball]

Found this vid since I saw some cross viewers flowing in from yours on a few of my metal AM vids. Just a hobbyist in my garage so I'm certain that "request a quote" means it's out of my budget, but I just wanted to say that I enjoyed the vid and think you have a lot of really cool features

[@fretstain]

really cool update! Would you ever consider adding a node-based option for the blocks? Personally I'd really like to have the option to work that way

[@Aj0nJon]

Hi guys, could you please share the file for the shoe sole? It's exactly what I've been trying to achieve, yet I'm still not getting the same result with my own approach.

[@Luigi-rq4xg]

can i download the demo?

[@eneasassi5390]

o Is the shoe training coplete file available for download? i'm trying to achieve a similar result and studying the file would help me greatly

[@venkatesh-hd3sd]

can I add my custom lattice structure in this software. And Can I export the model for further statistical analysis like ansys or abaqus supported file format.

[@ajayprasad6507]

Hey Venkatesh, You can use your custom unit cell in nTop and also export it to Ansys to perform analysis. support.ntopology.com/hc/en-us/articles/360055403953-How-to-build-a-custom-lattice-unit-cell support.ntopology.com/hc/en-us/articles/4401872874771-How-to-export-your-design-to-ANSYS-Workbench

[@aliface100]

Hi, How can i use this software without any business email address? how can i get this software as a student or a freelanc designer?

[@petaralazara]

thats the most dumb and annoying thing, can't try it without a pro email...

[@sl_st]

SL_ST FINGER DEMO GrabCad Hello. Please forgive me for my impudence. I've seen you repeatedly use models from GrabCAD to demonstrate the work of your great software. I will be insanely happy, as a child, if you shed a little of your magic on my model. This is a cross between a prosthesis and a robotic arm. I haven't decided what it is yet. But I think, I hope, you will like it. There is a decent scope for topological optimization.