I use the iPad extensively daily minimally 12 to 16 hours per day on multiple programs. I specifically have run Shapr3D extensively without a hiccup whatsoever.
The transition between Solidworks and Shapr3D for myself has been seamless both directions.
As far as computational fluid dynamics or thermal simulation tools, I haven’t used those features personally while taking a file from Shapr3D to Solidworks. I personally would think those features will function just fine…
Hi Palo, since you will only have a few designs on the iPad at a time, the 128GB model of any of the Apple Pencil compatible iPads will be very sufficient. Here are the Apple Pencil compatible iPads and the Apple Pencil generation they support: https://support.apple.com/lv-lv/HT205236
You can immediately export your solid body modeled in Shapr3d to SolidWorks for CFD.