30000C

30000C is a popular and widely used open-source software suite designed for computer-aided design (CAD), mechanical simulation, and product development. Developed by Dassault Systèmes, it is part of the SOLIDWORKS ecosystem and is known for its robust capabilities in 3D modeling, finite element analysis (FEA), and other engineering simulations. The software is particularly favored in industrial design, manufacturing, and research sectors due to its user-friendly interface and powerful computational tools.

The name "30000C" is derived from the software’s original designation as "3DVIA Composer," which was later rebranded and integrated into the SOLIDWORKS platform. It combines 3D modeling with simulation features, allowing users to create detailed mechanical designs and analyze their performance under various conditions. Key functionalities include parametric modeling, assembly simulation, and stress analysis, which are essential for ensuring product durability and functionality.

30000C is compatible with multiple operating systems, including Windows, and supports various file formats, enhancing its versatility for collaboration across different engineering workflows. The software is often used alongside other Dassault Systèmes tools, such as SOLIDWORKS CAD and SIMULIA, to streamline the product development lifecycle. Its modular design allows users to customize the interface and access only the features relevant to their specific tasks.

While primarily targeted at professionals, 30000C also offers educational versions, making it accessible for academic and training purposes. The software’s continuous updates ensure that it remains aligned with industry standards and emerging technologies, reinforcing its position as a key tool in modern engineering and design environments.