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Software Demonstration Videos

  • Oct 26, 2023
  • 3 min read

Updated: Aug 10

Presentation Videos - DeepEX Software


Engineering projects come with tight deadlines, complex soil conditions, and increasing design demands. Choosing the right tools can make the difference between time-consuming iterations and confident, efficient decision-making.


Below, you’ll find a series of short demonstration videos showcasing how DeepEX helps you model, analyze, and design geotechnical systems more effectively — from everyday excavation problems to complex 2D and 3D challenges.


These videos are designed to give you a quick overview of key features and workflows, so you can see how the software fits into your day-to-day engineering practice.

However, every project is different — and the real value of DeepEX comes from seeing how it applies to your specific needs.


A. Introduction videos - DeepEX packages

In the following videos you can review features and capabilities that are included in different DeepEX packages.


Video: DeepEX 2D package: Design and analyze of 2D excavation models:



Video: DeepEX 3D package: Design and analyze 2D and 3D excavation models:



Video: DeepEX - Design deep excavations and subway systems with ease:



Video: Simulating subway stations and 3D tunnels in DeepEX:



Below you can access a series of videos, demonstrating the DeepEX software interface, explaining the included analysis methods and design codes, and illustrating how to create, analyze and optimize 2D and 3D excavation models.


Video: DeepEX Software - Interface & Tools, Design Sections and Construction Stages:



Video: Generating 2D Models with the DeepEX Model Wizard:



Video: Analysis methods and analysis settings in DeepEX:



Video: Edit Stratigraphy and define custom soil layers in DeepEX:



Video: Managing soil types in DeepEX - Soil properties estimation from SPT & CPT:



Video: Managing walls and wall section properties in DeepEX:



Video: Defining structural codes and geotechnical load combinations in DeepEX:



Video: 2D Excavation models - Analysis and optimization in DeepEX:



Video: Deliverables in DeepEX - Export reports and sketches:



Video: 3D models in DeepEX - Generation and 3D frame analysis:



Video: 3D models in DeepEX - 3D Finite Element Analysis:



Below you can access a series of example videos, illustrating how you can generate, analyze and optimize different model cases in DeepEX.


Video: Example 1: Cofferdam model simulation and design with DeepEX:



Video: Example 2: Soldier pile wall with tiebacks - Modeling, analysis and optimization:



Video: Example 3: Secant pile wall with struts - Modeling, 2D LEM and 3D FEM analysis:



Video: Example 4: Top down excavation - LEM, Non-Linear and FEM analysis:



Video: Example 5: NATM Tunnel Analysis with DeepEX:



Video: Example 6: TBM Tunnel with segmental linings - Time history analysis with DeepEX FEM:



DeepEX Example Videos

Access our database with full scale example videos, demonstrating how to use DeepEX in several cases and scenarios.


DeepEX Manuals, Documents & Verification

Access our training and verification documents database and review a wide range of technical documents, theory and user's manuals, examples and more.


Let us show you how to design a deep excavation in minutes!

We invite you to book a free live session with our engineering team, where we can:

  • Walk you through the software based on your type of projects

  • Show you advanced features not covered in short demos

  • Help you understand the most efficient workflows

  • Answer your technical questions in detail

Discover how DeepEX can help you save time, reduce uncertainty, and confidently tackle your geostructural design challenges.


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