More than just Cable Cars – How Model Based Systems Engineering Found Its Way into Inauen-Schätti
Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) is changing the way complex systems are developed. Dr. Daniel Henseler from Swiss company Inauen-Schätti AG ...
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SPDM with Ansys Minerva: Up to 30% Time Savings in Simulation at Sumitomo Drive Technologies
The significant time savings compared to traditional methods is one of the main reasons for using simulation in product development. However, much ...
Designing Smarter Liquid Crystal Optics with Simulation
In the race to deliver immersive AR/VR experiences, optical precision is key. Daniel Jimmerskog explains how ultra-thin, tunable liquid crystal ...
Accelerate Electronics Development: Cut Time-to-Market by up to 9 Months
Infotainment systems in vehicles are undergoing a significant transformation, driven by extensive digitalization and increasingly complex ...
Dätwyler: High Performance in Products, Simulations, and Computing
Dätwyler manufactures over 100 million components every day. To accelerate simulation-driven development, its IT infrastructure and HPC resources ...
How WAGO uses reduced order models to simplify simulation processes
If only a small amount of information is relevant in 3D FEM models with 1 million degrees of freedom, it can be exported to small, reduced order ...
Smart Optics through Simulation: How AR Innovations Lead to Market Advantage
Augmented reality and virtual reality are transforming industries from automotive to healthcare. But immersive experiences require more than just ...
Automation and AI in Engineering at GEMÜ
GEMÜ has over 2,000 metal valve bodies in its portfolio, and its pool of CAD geometries is correspondingly large. Each individual valve must be ...
Simulation-based product configuration: How WAGO is transforming its e-shop
Simulations are more than just a tool for development engineers. WAGO, a specialist in electrical connection technology, uses simulations at other ...
Particle Simulations as a Key Technology in Alpine Disaster Management
As a side effect of climate change, gravitational mass movements, including rockfalls, are becoming more frequent in the Alpine region. Scientists at ...
