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	Understanding & Eliminating Data Attrition with a Central Material Database February 9, 2012: Can you account for all the material testing you have done... this quarter, this year, the past five years? Companies lose millions of dollars worth of material test data every year. Data loss shouldn't be eating up your R&D budget. Whether your testing budget is thousands or millions, your data attrition can be zero. With our exclusive Material Data Server, data is stored, managed, and tracked, thereby eliminating data loss. Play Webinar: YouTube View invitation
	Free DatabaseLite for ANSYS November 9, 2011: Matereality, the makers of the CAE Modeler^TM, have released a free version of their technology for ANSYS. Find data and create material files on over 50 materials. This webinar will show you how to access this data (without registering or signing up). See material models ranging from simple elastic material models to temperature dependent stress-strain data, MISO Models, hyperelastic data, fatigue data on metals, rate dependent tensile data for ANSYS Explicit STR, and more. See a Free Demo and training session with tips, tricks and tools with Matereality and ANSYS experts. Read more about this new feature, or try it for yourself Play Webinar: YouTube View invitation
	Is it time for a workgroup upgrade? September 14, 2011: "What's the easiest way to instantly share data with my colleagues?" "My team wants to know if we've ever tested this material - and where is that data?" "My colleague is on a different continent, but needs this data now, in his units and his CAE software - help!" "My colleague retired - how will I ever be able to find and use his data?" Questions like this reveal that it may be time to look into a Workgroup DatabasePro upgrade. This webinar will focus on the challenges of data sharing, dissemination, and security. The WorkgroupPro provides key solutions to these current concerns and provides a vital resource to your company. So whether you are a team of 2 or 200, this session is for you. Find out if Matereality's Workgroup DatabasePro is right for you! Play Webinar: WebEx or YouTube View invitation
	How to upload and manage .udb files for Moldflow August 11, 2011: Management and distribution of .udb files can be difficult with changing software versions, since they cannot be read. Matereality introduces a solution where .udb files can now be uploaded to your database and tagged with material identification and software version. This helps you catalog, store, manage, and share your .udb files. Play Webinar: WebEx or YouTube View invitation
	How fast can you build the ultimate material database? July 27, 2011: With Matereality's Database Builder^TM, the answer is faster than you think. Featuring the Build Your Own Database Database Builder Software. Data can be loaded, copied, or imported from any source or format, including CAE material model files. Whether it's a personal database, a group collaboration, or an enterprise solution - imagine all your data with no limits. Play Webinar: WebEx or YouTube View invitation
	Reverse Material Modeling for Crash Material Cards July 12, 2011: Ever receive a material card for a crash software other than the one you are using? Two new features, one session: Feature I (Basic): See the CAE Modeler in action as it turns raw data into a crash material card in seconds. Feature II (Advanced): Live demo of Reverse Material Modeling - in the newest feature of Matereality, watch CAE material cards from one software transform to another. Watch this presentation and live demo to see an ABAQUS material card become an LS-DYNA .dyn file in a matter of minutes. No need to interpret exotic file formats Save time Get it right Play Webinar: YouTube View invitation
	Introduction to Personal Material DatabasePro June 2, 2011: Matereality has released DatabasePro. You can buy this upgrade today to start adding data from different sources into your secure material database using the new Database Builder software. Then use Matereality's powerful DataViewer^TM to visualize, understand, and use your material data, and our acclaimed CAE Modelers to transform your raw material data into material models for your CAE programs. In this 30 minute webinar, we will introduce the features of the Personal DatabasePro, including data loading features, copying data from other sources, analysis of complex material properties, and conversion of material data directly into CAE software. Includes an overview of included SaaS software: Database Builder, DataViewer, and CAE Modelers Play Webinar: WebEx or YouTube Press Release View invitation
	New Product Release: Matereality DataViewer April 20, 2011: See how Matereality's new will allow you to understand and use your material data: View data with models and analytics Explore trends and dependencies Compare material properties Embed data into documents and websites Convert Units Export to Excel Control data with advanced security features while sharing with collaborators Find out if Matereality's Workgroup DatabasePro is right for you! Play Webinar (Coming Soon) View invitation
	Creating Abaqus material libraries and .inp files with the new CAE Modeler 4.1 software March 31, 2011: The Abaqus CAE Modeler software allows you to take raw material properties in databases on the Matereality cloud and convert it into inputs for Abaqus CAE. Use the CAE Modeler to locate and transform simple as well as complex property data such as high strain rate data, hyperelastic properties and visco-elastic properties into Abaqus material models. The Abaqus CAE Modeler is available as an add-in within Abaqus/CAE. Abaqus/CAE material libraries and legacy .inp data formats are supported. See pre-launch functionality of the new CAE Modeler 4.1 and begin applying new technology today. Play Webinar (Coming Soon) View invitation
	Creating Material Models with Matereality 4.0 February 17, 2011: Designing products for the automotive industry requires material properties that cannot be found in datasheets. Material data such as high strain-rate tensile properties are used to represent materials in crash simulations such as PAM-CRASH, Abaqus, ANSYS and LS-DYNA. If you currently have data stored on Matereality, you owe it to yourself to attend this webinar to make the most of your high value data. Create Material Models for Crash and Drop Simulations from Raw Tensile Data! Play Webinar (Coming Soon) View invitation
	Use Matereality from within SolidWorks Simulation February 9, 2011: SolidWorks Simulation users can now access the Matereality Global Data Center and injection molding relevant material data from within their software environment. Matereality�s CAE Modeler can be used to convert data into SolidWorks-ready material models. Material data quality is a key factor for accurate injection molding simulation. Material Data Viewer helps users examine data in rich interactive detail prior to download into Solidworks. See Matereality�s CAE Modeler convert complex material datasets to SolidWorks Simulation models in seconds in this live demo. Play Webinar (Coming Soon) Solidworks Show Me View invitation
	Matereality Introduces NEW Material Supplier Badge Collection January 25, 2011: Add state of the art material data tools to your website and keep customers and prospects on your page with high-tech gadgets that your guests will love. MATERIAL DATABASE: Go Beyond Datasheets! Deploy a fully functional material database from your own website. One click to all the data. CAE MODELER: Create material models for the latest CAE software from your raw material data. Perfect for technical services teams. MATERIAL SELECTOR: A customizable selection tool to help your guests find the right materials and properties for their product development. Drive traffic to your site! Deploy state of the art engineering tools and help designers and engineers select your materials. Play Webinar (Coming Soon) Material Supplier Database View invitation
	Use Matereality from within Moldex3D R10.0 December 15, 2010: Moldex3D users can now access the Matereality Global Data Center and injection-molding relevant material data from within their software environment. Matereality's CAE Modeler can be used to convert data into Moldex3D-ready material models. Material data quality is a key factor for accurate injection molding simulation. Material DataViewer helps users examine data in rich, interactive detail prior to download into Moldex3D. See Matereality's CAE Modeler convert complex material datasets into Moldex3D models in seconds in this demo. Play Webinar (Coming Soon) Moldex3D Show Me Moldex3D Press Release View invitation
	Introducing Matereality 4.0: Interactive Data Analysis October 7, 2010: Matereality is pleased to announce the release of 4.0. Users will find data faster and use Materealiy�s SaaS tools to analyze like never before. NEW INTERFACE: Data searches begin as soon as you login. Search Global Data Center OR your private database. Tools like the Quick View and the Advanced Search functionality have been added to assist in locating data. INTERACTIVE DATA ANALYSIS: View multiple screens at the same time to compare data. This SaaS tool automates the plotting of data with various parameters such as temperature conditioning, time or speed. The engineer can review the data in TrueDigital format and create their own comparative tables with a single-click into excel. CAE TRANSLATOR: Transform raw data into CAE material model input decks. Easily handle simple conversion such as elastic material models, but also complex conversations such as stress-strain data into elastic-plastic models and hyperelastic data inputs for rubber and rate dependent models for crash simulations. This webinar will feature insight from all aspects of cloud computing with material data, including marketing, data management and security. Play Webinar (Coming Soon!) Press Release View invitation
	Creating Material Models for Hyperelastic Simulations August 31, 2010: Hyperelastic Simulations are used extensively in the finite element analysis of rubbers. While this data is crucial to design decision making, it is all too often not available on datasheet data. Material Suppliers who are serious about increasing the applications of their materials now have a platform to provide such data securely and accurately. The webinar will showcase newly released �cloud computing� software that can take raw data and allow engineers to review, edit and create material models. These upgraded applications will be released in the fall of 2010 but can be previewed with this webinar. Play Webinar (Coming Soon) View invitation
	Visualizing and Working with Complex Multi-Mode Material Data July 23, 2010: The properties of materials are known to vary with a variety of parameters such as orientation, rate, temperature and time. Such data is now increasingly available from test labs. However, visualizing and understanding these dependencies is a timeconsuming task where software such as Excel is utilized to plot data in a variety of ways. In this webinar, learn how to use Matereality software to instantly visualize even the most complex data without Excel. Learn to interrogate data in detail before export. Learn how to share data so your collaborators can view and use your data in the same rich and secure environment. Play Webinar (Coming Soon) View invitation
	Create Material Models for Crash and Drop Simulations from Raw Tensile Data June 23, 2010: Designing products for the automotive industry requires material properties that cannot be found in datasheets. Material data such as high strain-rate tensile properties are used to represent materials in crash simulations such as PAM-CRASH, Abaqus, ANSYS and LS-DYNA. If you currently have data stored on Matereality, you owe it to yourself to attend this webinar to make the most of your high value data. Play Webinar (Coming Soon) View invitation
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