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AI and LEO · Lesson 3: Analyzing and organizing an assembly

Selecting components, organizing hardware, assessing assembly efficiency and generating SpeedPaks.

Lesson goal

Use LEO to understand an existing assembly and make it lighter to handle.

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4 videos

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1 exercise

Intermediate

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Prerequisite: Lesson 1

1. Watch the videos

Dassault Systèmes videos hosted on MySolidWorks: they open in a new tab and a free account is enough. Watch them in order.

Selecting Assembly ComponentsVideo 1▶Selecting Assembly ComponentsSelect suppressed components or components stored in specific folders.↗ Organizing HardwareVideo 2▶Organizing HardwarePut components in a folder and get a summary table of the hardware.↗ Analyzing Assembly EfficiencyVideo 3▶Analyzing Assembly EfficiencyAssess an assembly and get a list of actions to improve it.↗ Generating Assembly SpeedPaksVideo 4▶Generating Assembly SpeedPaksCreate SpeedPaks at the top level and at subassembly level.↗

2. Key takeaways

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LEO selects components based on a written criterion: suppression state, parent folder.

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It can create a folder, put the chosen components in it and produce a table of the hardware used.

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The efficiency analysis returns a list of actions: you decide which ones to apply.

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SpeedPaks lighten large assemblies; LEO creates them at the top level as well as in subassemblies.

Tip

Run the efficiency analysis before creating SpeedPaks: fixing the reported issues first avoids lightening a badly built assembly.

3. Do the exercise

On an assembly with at least 50 components:

  • ask LEO to select the suppressed components
  • have the hardware put in a folder and its table generated
  • run the efficiency analysis and apply one of the proposed actions
✓To check: The hardware is grouped in a folder, the table matches the content of the assembly and one improvement action has been applied.

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