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Re: Using ProE
Hello Eric,
I would like to help me to conduct dynamic analysis in the robot model built in pro-e such as (1) to check the velocity at which if the robot hits an object it can tip off (2) to check the displacement when certain amount of force is applied to the robot Waiting for your support, Thanks and regards, Murthy 
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