FEA

At the Oct. 26 Design & Simulation Summit, learn best practices for performing engineering analysis to improve simulation performance.

Cadence expands from electronics to system-wide simulation with acquired technologies

TotalCAE's Rodney march on how the pressure to bring products to market fast forces manufacturers to adopt HPC-powered simulation

ESTECO's President Carlo Poloni discusses how the purpose of simulation shifts from verification to prediction

PTC adds designer-targeted simulation tools to Enterprise and Pro Onshape subscriptions

For innovation to thrive and for companies to transform, the people, their knowledge, contributions, ideas, and know-how have to come together at the right time with the right tools. Transformation requires change.

Learn tips and tricks for optimizing simulation automation and simplification in our next Hot Seat panel.

Bentley has acquired ADINA, with an eye on leveraging its FEA product for digital twin development.

As FEA can be computationally expensive and time-consuming, leveraging the practically unlimited power offered by the cloud grants engineers speed, scale, and accuracy in their simulation. Structural simulation with a cloud-native solution means that, in one platform and using the...

Autodesk brings its focus back on the Forge development platform, hints at more access to Forge via APIs, announces two new Fusion 360 Extensions

Simulation software maker Ansys hosts Indy Autonomous Challenge

In our latest DE Hot Seat panel, we discuss the challenges and opportunities of more complex simulations and the technology needed to address them.

The construction industry is under immense pressure to undergo a digital transformation, including decarbonizing their delivered assets’ life cycle, coupled with the constantly present focus on cost savings.

This paper addresses the topic of pedestrian wind comfort, from origin and definition to wind comfort analysis, criteria, and example case studies; all meant to form an in-depth understanding of the field.

This paper addresses significant wind engineering considerations for the architecture, engineering and construction industry today. Topics covered include building design wind load implications, pedestrian wind comfort, natural and ventilation, and pollution mitigation.