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Try Process Simulate Human (based on Jack software) for free!

Process Simulate Human, built on the industry-leading Jack technology, is a human modeling and simulation tool that enables you to improve the ergonomics of your product designs and to refine industrial tasks. Process Simulate Human, and its optional toolkits, provides human-centered design tools for performing ergonomic analysis of virtual products and virtual work environments.

Process Simulate Human enables you to size your human models to match worker populations, as well as test your designs for multiple factors, including injury risk, user comfort, reachability, line of sight, energy expenditure, fatigue limits and other important human parameters. Using Process Simulate Human facilitates significant cost and time savings by enabling you to improve product quality and process feasibility early in the product lifecycle. In addition, you can seamlessly integrate human factors and ergonomics into the planning, design and validation stages of your product lifecycle. Businesses that use Process Simulate Human gain a significant competitive advantage thanks to classic ergonomics and human factors assessment techniques coupled with the latest visualization and simulation technologies.

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Yours in human simulation,

Mike

Mike Rouman

Mike Rouman is a member of the Manufacturing Engineering Software business segment at Siemens Digital Industries Software and has product marketing responsibility for the Teamcenter and Tecnomatix portfolios of digital manufacturing solutions. Mike has over 25 years of digital manufacturing engineering, sales, business development and marketing experience across several industries. Mike holds a Bachelor of Science degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Michigan.

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This article first appeared on the Siemens Digital Industries Software blog at https://blogs.stage.sw.siemens.com/tecnomatix/try-jack-for-free/