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Duy Truong
Analyze structural systems on iPad.
The app allows users to sketch and analyze structural systems on the iPad. Analysis results like deformations and section forces are visualized instantly, with finite element analysis performed in the background.
Jutarus Ratanasethakul
Analyze truss structures with 3D graphics
Allows users to analyze space trusses using the Stiffness Matrix Method. It displays node displacements, member axial forces, and stress values. Users can check equilibrium by comparing loads, reactions, and moment arms within 3D model.
Norm Schuster
Edit loads and view diagrams
Structural engineers use to analyze beam configurations. Input load and geometric values to generate reaction, shear, moment, and deflection diagrams. Edit parameters and view updated structural diagrams in real time.
Atlas Educational Software
Acids and track progress
Study and test knowledge of the 20 standard acids through customizable quizzes. Topics include names, structural formulas, 1-letter and 3-letter codes, codons, and side chain classes. Quizzes are available for free. Remove ads with an in- purchase.
Graz University of Technology
Learn internal force diagrams playfully.
The app presents a static external load on a structure. Three solutions for internal force diagrams are shown, with only one being correct.
Niels Aage
Perform structural optimization by topology method.
The app performs structural optimization using the topology optimization method. Users can move loads and supports to observe design evolution and experiment with volume fractions and grid sizes.
Jutarus Ratanasethakul
Analyze two-dimensional frame structures professionally.
The app analyzes two-dimensional frame structures using the Direct Stiffness Matrix Method. It allows users to create, analyze, and understand structural behavior with a modern interface and powerful calculations.
Lexia Learning Systems, LLC
Personalized reading instruction for all students.
The app personalizes literacy skill development for students in grades preK–5. It adapts to student performance, targets skill gaps, and provides educators with data and resources for personalized instruction.
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