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Pamela Waterman · June 1, 2010 · Multi-disciplinary analysis with Abaqus, ANSYS, Algor, NEi Nastran, NX, and SimXpert FEA smoothes design of manufacturing machinery.
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Pamela Waterman · May 1, 2010 · Daily production of tens of thousands of parts takes these applications far beyond the prototyping realm.
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Pamela Waterman · March 1, 2010 · Slice-it dice-it tools from NI, OriginLab, Tecplot, Visual Solutions, and Wolfram come with enough options to let you have it your way.
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Pamela Waterman · February 1, 2010 · Designers tap fluid analysis for high-performance renewable energy solutions.
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Pamela Waterman · December 1, 2009 · Rapid Tech that Will Change the World, Third Place: Mirror Image Aerospace uses 3D printing for the prototype of its new VTOL vehicle.
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Pamela Waterman · December 1, 2009 · Rapid Tech that Will Change the World, Honorable Mention: Working model created by Ziv-Av Engineering for demo wins investment funding.
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Pamela Waterman · November 1, 2009 · Five powerful numerical analysis packages that enable you to quickly analyze data or explore the extreme with custom code.
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Pamela Waterman · November 1, 2009 · Marine flow analysis using CFD is increasing shellfish production and minimizing its environmental impacts.
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Pamela Waterman · August 30, 2009 · Guide designs in the right direction with enlightened flow analysis. There’s a CFD package for almost every challenge.
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Pamela Waterman · July 16, 2009 · Tougher materials, lower prices, and innovative support systems are a few areas where rapid continues to move ahead.
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Pamela Waterman · May 3, 2009 · Office-based equipment, whether 3D printing or subtractive, offers true 3D parts at why-not pricing.
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Pamela Waterman · March 2, 2009 · An engineering and design guide to choosing software for working with today’s composite materials.
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Pamela Waterman · March 2, 2009 · From a simple kinematic design check to a large-scale nonlinear analysis, today’s software gets you the details you need with improved ease and speed.
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Pamela Waterman · February 2, 2009 · Crank it, slide it, rotate it—how well will it do the job? A selection of computer aided design motion-simulation software helps answer the question.
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Pamela Waterman · December 1, 2008 · Both the practical and the funky benefit from rapid-manufacturing techniques.
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Pamela Waterman · December 1, 2008 · Both the practical and the funky benefit from rapid-manufacturing techniques.
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Pamela Waterman · December 1, 2008 · Part 2: Save time and money with tools and solutions that understand your particular challenges.
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Pamela Waterman · December 1, 2008 · Part 2: Save time and money with tools and solutions that understand your particular challenges.
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Pamela Waterman · November 1, 2008 · Part 1: Specialized packages—computer aided engineering software designed everything from assessing composites to evaluating piping—zero in on efficiency.
Digital Engineering June 2026
In the latest issue of Digital Engineering, we focus on automotive design innovations, including light and sound simulation, additive manufacturing applications. Our editors head to NVIDIA GTC and RAPID+TCT, and we investigate whether you can…
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