Working Model is a powerful, engineering tool for statics, dynamics, mechatronics, biomechanics, design, vibrations, and controls. A diverse set of drawing and mathematical tools enable students, educators, and engineers to rapidly build complex models simulating the physical world. Never before has it been so easy to set up an experiment and explore “what-if” scenarios. Working Model makes it possible to visualize scientific and engineering concepts taught in the classroom, making course material more relevant and enjoyable. Further enhancing the interactive student-teacher experience, Working Model provides tools to design, test, refine, and verify mechanical, biomechanical, and structural assemblies.

What instructors are saying about teaching with Working Model - more comments
“Working Model presents an excellent avenue to understanding rigid body dynamics through captivating visualization.”
Professor David J. Purdy
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology

Instructors choose Working Model because it makes them successful in the classroom and laboratory and gives the students a powerful tool for their professional engineering careers. Working Model is easy and fun for students to learn and use, and is unparalleled as a pedagogical tool for classroon visualization.

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School-to-work skills
Working Model is a powerful tool used by thousands of professional engineers worldwide. The skills learned by using Working Model in school are directly applicable to on-the-job analysis of 2D motion simulations.