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In this session, we will explore practical automation workflows using M-Connector together with midas Civil NX.
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From initial setup and Excel-based data handling to API-driven model updates and result extraction, we will share how engineers can streamline repetitive tasks, reduce manual errors, and improve efficiency in real-world structural design workflows.
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Description
In this session, participants will gain a complete, hands-on understanding of how to effectively use M-Connector in conjunction with MIDAS CIVIL NX for real-world engineering workflows. Rather than a high-level introduction, this session is designed as an end-to-end learning experience that guides engineers through every stage: from initial setup to practical implementation.
"WHAT IS M-CONNECTOR?"
MIDAS M-Connector is an Excel-based integration tool developed by MIDAS IT that enables seamless data exchange between MIDAS NX structural analysis programs and MS Excel. It allows engineers to import model data into Excel, modify or create new data using spreadsheet functions, and export it back to the analysis model through API-based connectivity. By supporting bidirectional data flow, automated result extraction, and table-based model updating, MIDAS Connector significantly reduces manual work, minimizes errors, and enhances productivity in structural design, analysis, and reporting workflows.
Speaker
Pratap has 8+ years of experience in Technical Reviewing and Design Consultation for Building and Bridge Projects. Equally conversant with RCC, Prestress, Steel and Composite designs codes such as ACI, Eurocode, BS, Indian codes, etc.