About Baldwin Concepts
Baldwin Concepts BV was founded by Boudewijn Evenhuis in November 2021. Boudewijn has 25 years experience in mechanical, automotive and machine engineering. He is a motorsport fan and a regular MTB rider
As a child he was already investigating mechanisms and programming computers. And he was not afraid to get his hands dirty. He learned a lot by repairing motorcycles and cars.
Having worked in highest level motorcycle racing proves his reliability in producing good and reliable designs. Several of his new ideas have been used in racing and machines for many years and 2 patents were applied on these.
After working more than 20 years for the KTM Group, he has
started his own engineering company Baldwin Concepts BV.
Mike Visser
Mike is an engineer who is driven by the competitive side of Automotive Engineering. With a background motorsport-oriented thesis and participation in the Formula Student team, he was eager to join Baldwin Concepts.
He is always looking for ways to improve himself as a person and as engineer, and he is sure to learn a great deal from Boudewijn. Mike has knowledge in CAD engineering, programming and motorcycle vehicle dynamics which are very useful for Baldwin Concepts and SuspAct.
His skills in combination with personal interests in motorcycles and practical skills he acquired over the years, are a great addition to Baldwin Concepts.
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Generative design beat me! ✌️
A linkage rocker is a nice part to optimize with regenerative design as the loads are well known. What I have learned so far from regenerative design is that: ✅ The optimized result didn’t look as what I thought was needed for highest stiffness, so we have found an interesting
Optimising parts with structural analyses
You are manufacturing sophiscated machines and you want to reach the next level of performance? You’re making development efforts in mechanical engineering, but cannot manage to produce the machines that you have in mind. If you make parts lighter, they still need to be strong enough of course. Not starting a proper