
Post-pandemic, "license borrowing" became essential. Visual Components network licenses allow users to "check out" a license for a defined period (1 to 30 days) to a laptop.
A crucial feature of the network licensing model is "borrowing." If an engineer needs to travel to a manufacturing site or client facility with poor internet connectivity, they can temporarily "borrow" a license seat from the network server. This locks one seat to their laptop for a predetermined number of days. Once the time expires, or when the user manually returns it, the seat goes back into the shared pool. 4. Upgrades, Maintenance, and Compliance Software Maintenance Agreements (SMA)
This is the foundational tier. It is designed for sales engineers, project managers, and layout designers.
(e.g., layout design, robot programming, virtual commissioning)? How many users will need access? Do you require PLC/Robot connectivity ? About us - Visual Components
A $12 icon pack is cheap. A $12,000 legal settlement for using that icon on a billboard without an extended license is not.
: Periodic validation to ensure compliance and prevent unauthorized duplication. 5. Strategic Implications for Industry
While the upfront cost may seem high, the software is often described as one of the most intuitive manufacturing simulation tools available, ranking in the top 3 alongside Dassault (Delmia) and Siemens (Process Simulate) but for a fraction of the price. Investing in a visual components license is a strategic move that helps companies identify potential issues during the design phase, reduce on-site commissioning costs, and drive data-driven production efficiency.
Visual Components has established itself as a cornerstone in industrial 3D simulation, offering powerful tools for layout design, manufacturing simulation, and virtual commissioning. As part of the KUKA group since 2017, the platform serves a wide range of industries, from automotive to logistics.
Cannot be easily shared between team members. Moving the license requires a formal deactivation and reactivation process. Network (Floating) Licenses
Post-pandemic, "license borrowing" became essential. Visual Components network licenses allow users to "check out" a license for a defined period (1 to 30 days) to a laptop.
A crucial feature of the network licensing model is "borrowing." If an engineer needs to travel to a manufacturing site or client facility with poor internet connectivity, they can temporarily "borrow" a license seat from the network server. This locks one seat to their laptop for a predetermined number of days. Once the time expires, or when the user manually returns it, the seat goes back into the shared pool. 4. Upgrades, Maintenance, and Compliance Software Maintenance Agreements (SMA)
This is the foundational tier. It is designed for sales engineers, project managers, and layout designers.
(e.g., layout design, robot programming, virtual commissioning)? How many users will need access? Do you require PLC/Robot connectivity ? About us - Visual Components
A $12 icon pack is cheap. A $12,000 legal settlement for using that icon on a billboard without an extended license is not.
: Periodic validation to ensure compliance and prevent unauthorized duplication. 5. Strategic Implications for Industry
While the upfront cost may seem high, the software is often described as one of the most intuitive manufacturing simulation tools available, ranking in the top 3 alongside Dassault (Delmia) and Siemens (Process Simulate) but for a fraction of the price. Investing in a visual components license is a strategic move that helps companies identify potential issues during the design phase, reduce on-site commissioning costs, and drive data-driven production efficiency.
Visual Components has established itself as a cornerstone in industrial 3D simulation, offering powerful tools for layout design, manufacturing simulation, and virtual commissioning. As part of the KUKA group since 2017, the platform serves a wide range of industries, from automotive to logistics.
Cannot be easily shared between team members. Moving the license requires a formal deactivation and reactivation process. Network (Floating) Licenses