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Brunswick showcases hightech boat, Blackberry hitches a ride in self-driving cars, COMSOL releases COMSOL 5.5, more

The need for composite and customized materials grows within the product engineering realm, but multiscale modeling and simulation software still needs fine tuning.

Multiphysics simulation is used to improve existing technologies, as well as create completely new ones.

Simulation applications and the tools used to distribute them are ushering in a new era of product development to organizations around the world. By democratizing simulation, companies can develop better products faster, using the specialized expertise of each team member...

One of the picks will be chosen as DE’s Editor’s Pick of the Week.

New features in COMSOL Multiphysics Version 5.5 include simplified shape and topology optimization; new options for nonlinear shell analysis; a new interface for pipe mechanics; and more.

COMSOL Multiphysics version 5.5 introduces geometry modeling tools, faster solvers and two new products: the Metal Processing Module and the Porous Media Flow Module.

Updated simulation suite includes new geometry modeling tools, faster solvers, and new modules.

Composite performance inseparable from manufacturing process and material design.

This issue informs readers about the teamwork involved in a variety of multiphysics projects.

Acoustic phenomena are multiphysics in nature. When building a model, engineers must account for several types of physics and their coupling at different scales and frequencies.

From the initial concept to the final product, finding innovative, cost-effective, and environmentally friendly designs is an intense but extremely rewarding journey for managers and engineers alike.

The era of simulation applications is here. Tools are available for the rapid development and unlimited distribution of applications worldwide. Forward-thinking companies are taking the lead on democratizing simulation.

Evolving wireless standards and the shift to 5G will require multidisciplinary approaches to simulation and design.

This year’s issue features a variety of academic and commercial examples from engineers who use COMSOL Multiphysics for innovative modeling, simulation and application design.