HOLISHIP Steers EU Ship Design in New, Optimized Direction
December 1, 2017
Multi-partner consortium is collaborating on an integrated platform to support a systems approach to ship design and to encourage greater innovation in the EU maritime industry.
IoT Analytics: More Hype Than Reality?
December 1, 2017
Although predictive maintenance and asset monitoring are among the top IoT use cases gaining traction, leveraging analytics to drive product design is still in the formative stages.
Dell Canvas Review: A Smart New Workspace
December 1, 2017
The Dell Canvas interactive pen and touch display provide a new way to interact with digital content.
The Technologies Driving the Autonomous Car
December 1, 2017
Possibly the greatest challenge for autonomous vehicles is that driverless vehicles must have sensing and control systems that exceed the capabilities of human drivers.
Artificial Intelligence Wants a Seat at the Design Table
December 1, 2017
Generative design redefines the role of design engineers.
Engineering Technologies Still Require the Human Element
December 1, 2017
Where there are no humans interacting, it is of little use, engineers caution.
Accelerate Data Processing
November 1, 2017
Machine and deep learning applications call for more parallel processing.
Building Blocks of IoT Design
November 1, 2017
The rise of the internet of things, especially in design, could shift the designer’s focus from system-on-a-chip to system-in-package.
Rethinking Remote Rendering
November 1, 2017
External GPUs, virtual machines and remote workstations broaden visualization options.
FEA Modeling for Change
November 1, 2017
This article reviews some ways in which FEA modeling can anticipate design changes and keep ahead of the curve.
Simulation-as-a-Service On-Ramp
November 1, 2017
Read more on how network infrastructure affects small- and mid-size business access to cloud-based simulation and what is known as simulation-as-a-service.
MSI WT73VR Workstation Review: A VR-Ready Powerhouse
November 1, 2017
New MSI WT73VR mobile workstation, according to a review, offers tons of power to go.
Processors: The Heart of the Engineering Workflow
November 1, 2017
New devices, new workstation classes and HPC-incorporated workloads expand the playing field for CPUs and GPUs.
Big & Powerful: Lenovo ThinkStation P910 Signature Edition Review
October 1, 2017
The new Lenovo ThinkStation P910 is an update of the company’s flagship workstation, designed to meet the needs of the most demanding users.
Seeking Aerodynamic Perfection in Pixels and the Wind
October 1, 2017
F1 teams seek aerodynamic advantages in wind tunnels and CFD simulations.
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