Stent Simulation: Big Complications in a Small Package
March 1, 2014
Stent simulation requires training to develop engineering skills and workflows. Software providers are stepping in to provide it to their medical customers.
Tesla Breaks the Simulation Bottleneck
March 1, 2014
Automating CAE connector creation in HyperMesh helped optimize Tesla's engineering design cycle.
Structural FEA in the Automotive Industry
March 1, 2014
A look at some of the finite element analysis technologies involved in creating a vehicle--and the simulation methods involved.
CAM Heads to the Cloud
March 1, 2014
Sold as a subscription, Autodesk CAM 360 challenges long-held notions.

IT-free HPC Appliances
March 1, 2014
Pre-configured clusters try to take the high-performance computing middle ground.
Cars Get Connected
March 1, 2014
Vehicle-to-vehicle communication mandates offer opportunities for design engineers.
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Turbomachinery Blade Design
February 28, 2014
Reliable Turbomachinery Blade Design with Aeromechanical Simulation

Fast App: Looking Deep into Heart Valve Replacement
February 12, 2014
FEops uses SIMULIA solutions to provide realistic simulation of transcatheter heart-valve procedure planning and design.
How to Maximize Multi-Material and Color Possibilities
February 4, 2014
Collaborate on Simulation Data
February 1, 2014
With simulation now standard, it is imperative to properly store and manage simulation data.
The Mod(ular) Squad
February 1, 2014
From own to rent, from all-in-one to pick-what-you-want -- modular software and rental programs emerge to address the needs of activist-inventors.
FEA Loading Tips
February 1, 2014
The smoother your finite element analysis loading process, the easier your workload will be.
Accuracy and Checking in FEA Part 2
February 1, 2014
Let's take a closer look at finite element analysis model checking aspects, including supplementary or auxiliary analyses set up to confirm correct model behavior.
It’s Time for Manufacturing
February 1, 2014
Advanced manufacturing initiatives move forward.
Build It, and They Will Come
February 1, 2014
Multi-material 3D printing just might elevate your prototyping to new levels.
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Desktop Metal to Buy EnvisionTEC
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ExOne Launches Online Calculator for Manufacturers
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