Digital Engineering June 2023
The June issue of Digital Engineering focuses on the automotive industry, including virtual manufacturing, synthetic data for automotive simulation, and hybrid manufacturing, as well new engineering workstations and a report from RAPID+TCT 2023.
June 8, 2023
Inside This Issue:
Automotive Manufacturing Gone Virtual
AR, VR, digital twins and 3D prototyping all play roles in the future of the automotive market.
Seeking Misbehaving Virtual Drivers
Simulating accidents in mixed reality is a critical step for the future of autonomous vehicles.
When Real-World Data is Not Enough
Spawning synthetic data from real-world data is an important aspect of autonomous vehicle training.
Galvanizing Hybrid Manufacturing Workflows
As all-in-one solutions emerge, software and automation are streamlining additive manufacturing and other manufacturing processes into optimized and integrated production workflows.
Is AI Ready to Make Autonomous Vehicles a Reality?
Automotive OEMs are bringing the power of artificial intelligence to the development of self-driving cars.
Case Study: AI Solves Fuel Tank Engineering Challenge
Kautex-Textron turns to AI and machine learning to reduce noise in its fuel tanks.
Technology Reshapes Workstation Market
New processors are unlocking unprecedented levels of power for engineers.
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Digitally Designing the Factory of the Future
Artificial intelligence also plays a role in building an efficient, economic plant layout for optimal operations.
Vectary API Brings Product Digital Twins to Life
The new offering enables companies to integrate digital twins for immersive 3D experiences, enhanced decision making, and real-time product control.
3D Printing at the Crossroads
Additive manufacturing events revealed a state of the industry that is facing economic obstacles.
Altair Acquires Cambridge Semantics
Cambridge Semantics is a modern data fabric provider and creator of one of the industry’s analytical graph databases
ENGYS Now Offers HELYX v4.2.0
HELYX v4.2.0 is built to help engineers tackle complex computational fluid dynamics (CFD) challenges
Rackable Systems Display Power and Performance
Scalability and space efficiency are just a few benefits of this special breed of workstations.
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