Democratization

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�...

Overcome the complexity, compute challenges and cost that limit the use of simulation software in product design and development.

Facts & figures on the impact that democratization of simulation, high-performance computing and data analysis is having on engineering's digital transformation.

In designer-friendly simulation products, real-time visuals may become a standard feature.

A look at the design software industry’s movement toward usage-based, time-based sales models.

For simulation to expand beyond a small pool of expert analysts and become more mainstream, it must be more accessible. FEA (finite element analysis), CFD (computational fluid dynamics), and other simulation software developers have explored various ways to make their...

New simulation community-driven portal, Rev-Sim, provides a one-stop resource to support movement to democratize simulation, company says.

Don’t be distracted by “more, better, faster” promises that increase complexity.

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...

Discovery Live from ANSYS will enable engineers to simulate designs in real time quickly and more economically, the company reports.

Vendors are revamping platforms with new technologies aimed at democratizing engagement and facilitating collaborative workflows.

The Conference on Advancing Analysis & Simulation in Engineering (CAASE) will kickoff June 5, 2018 in Cleveland. Early bird registration ends Dec. 31, 2017!

The second-annual congress was organized by the ASSESS Initiative to help shape engineering simulation product strategies for the next decade.

This article reviews some ways in which FEA modeling can anticipate design changes and keep ahead of the curve.