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Exa Corporation Partners with DENSO

By DE Editors  

July 15, 2016

Exa Corporation, a provider of simulation software for product engineering, has partnered with automotive technology company DENSO. The collaboration will help change how OEMs (original equipment manufacturers) interact with each other.

Using Exa’s digital simulation platform, DENSO and Exa will create a validated PowerFLOW simulation database of DENSO thermal products that will be offered to authorized automotive and heavy vehicle customers, providing the ability to simulate and integrate DENSO’s technology and components early in the development process, the company states.

“This expanded ecosystem of validated components and subsystems will greatly change how the global auto industry develops new vehicles – by enabling OEMs and suppliers to collaborate in the earliest stage of design. The insight enabled will significantly reduce the billions of dollars spent annually testing and retro-fixing late-stage design problems. Ultimately, automakers will move into production with greater confidence that their supplier subsystems will perform as expected, achieving cost, time and quality targets,” says Steve Remondi, president and CEO of Exa.

For more information, visit Exa Corporation.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.

 

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