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Is there a future for meshless methods in mainstream analysis?

DE's Tony Lockwood interviews Ron Rogers from e-Xstream engineering at CAASE 18, the Conference on Advancing Analysis & Simulation in Engineering.

Simulation industry experts discuss the challenges faced by organization who want to advance the democratization of simulation.

It takes an enormous effort to successfully introduce a disruptive technology to a busy workflow. Is the problem that engineers don’t think they need the new software, or are they just too stuck in their ways—or too busy�...

Medical device manufacturers rely on simulation for design and development of their products, but efforts are underway to combine various simulation approaches with other types of medical modeling.

FAA's Safarian says we can learn a lot more from a good validated analysis than we can from a test when certifying aircraft.

By combining two of the results in order to achieve targeted displacement and inertia goals, NuStep was able to come up with an optimal design that reduced weight and ensured the machine would steel operate comfortably for users.

Companies should be open to the possibilities of working with other companies, and to extend their reach beyond the four walls of their enterprise.

Blockchain will not and cannot realize its full potential until engineers get involved, according to Dan Robles, a CAASE 2018 keynote presenter.

CAASE keynoter sees a need for wider incorporation of standards across different software, as well as improvements in multi-discipline optimization methods to accelerate design of experiments.

You can take your pick of revolutionary technologies changing the world today. In the field of design engineering, technologies like simulation, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, augmented reality, additive manufacturing and sensor-laden, connected products are just a few with society-altering promise.

The CAASE18 (Conference on Advancing Analysis and Simulation in Engineering) kicking off June 5-7 on the south shore of Lake Erie in Cleveland, OH plans to take the engineering analysis community by storm. The event is expected to play host...

The CAASE18 (Conference on Advancing Analysis and Simulation in Engineering) kicking off June 5-7, 2018 on the south shore of Lake Erie in Cleveland, OH plans to take the engineering analysis community by storm. The event is expected to play host...

Reader survey responses provide an engineering technology outlook for 2018 and beyond.