Used in engineering to describe the number of parameters required to define the motion of a dynamic system, or the number of ways a dynamic system can move, without violating constraints imposed on it. In statistics, the number of values in a calculation that are free to vary.
More Degrees of Freedom
Making Simulation Pay
Don't forget to mark your calendars now for the virtual Digital Engineering Design & Simulation Summit that will return on Oct. 31, 2024.
From Solid Geometry to Responsive AR-VR
The handshake between CAD and visualization engines proves critical to AR-VR development.
Winds of Change Hit Aerodynamics Testing
Despite more expansive use of computational fluid dynamics, carmakers are getting the best aerodynamics results by tuning engineering workflows to integrate both simulation and wind tunnel testing.
Roadblocks Slow the Digital Twin Race
Companies are proceeding with caution on the digital twin journey, slowed by varying interpretations of the technology, the complexity and the lack of a packaged tool set.
An ESRD CAE Handbook Look
Follow a fatigue crack problem and pre-load in a T joint.
HP Revs Up Engineering Workstations
Company also unveils virtual reality headset; extends support products.
Mass Customization’s Data Challenge
3D printing has evolved to make mass customization a reality, but capturing and integrating the relevant data to drive designs still requires some heavy lifting.
FEA Demos and Benchmarks
If a classical solution can be emulated using FEA, then it’s a good check of the software and our analysis skills.
Engineering Technologies Still Require the Human Element
Where there are no humans interacting, it is of little use, engineers caution.
Get a Sneak Peek of COMSOL Multiphysics 5.3a
COMSOL conference attendees had the opportunity to test a beta version of the software to try out many of the new features.