Nissan

With partners SOLIZE and HP and help from 3D printing, Nissan optimizes production of NISMO Heritage Parts.

SOLIZE, HP and Nissan share commitment to sustainable production, finding innovative ways to reduce, reuse and recycle.

Companies representing automotive industry share lightweighting recipes for success. DE reached out to the winners to collect a behind-the-scenes perspective on the standout work from companies that earned accolades in this year’s competition.

HPC drives billions of virtual miles toward the development of self-driving vehicles.

The systems at the Nissan Tochigi plant are cutting-edge, generating huge volumes of information that go into every aspect of automobile design and production.

Autonomous vehicles, 3D printing and new computing user experiences lead the CES tech news for engineers.

The company used 3Doodler pens to create a full-size replica of a new vehicle.

Advances in GPU acceleration are providing engineers the flexibility for remote CAD collaboration as well as efficiencies throughout the design workflow.

The NissanConnect EV app could be hacked via a Web interface to control individual car functions and access journey data.

Nissan is implementing a new next-generation vehicle design infrastructure built on virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) designed to give its global R&D centers a continuous, high-speed connection to the latest vehicle data no matter where they are located.

HP Enterprise and Siemens are powering a worldwide virtual desktop infrastructure for Nissan.

Engineering teams will share research and resources at facilities to create the first prototype this year.