Simulation

Digital Engineering presents its inaugural online conference Oct. 7, featuring digital twin keynote panel.

Digital twins and supercomputing resources drive large-scale, multi-building simulation to promote energy conservation measures.

Join us for this live webinar as we discuss how electromagnetic (EM) simulation helps improve antenna design and placement.

In this webinar, we will demonstrate how SIMULIA solutions can be leveraged to both improve component development and simplify integration into bespoke HVAC installations.

This webinar will provide an introduction to the basics of statistical calibration. Through the use of several example problems, the underpinning ideas and benefits of statistical calibration will be illustrated. This includes the unique ability of statistical calibration, as compared...

Simulation software maker Ansys hosts Indy Autonomous Challenge

The latest release increases data visibility and reuse for materials, digital twin components, electronic components and compliance initiatives.

Thermal Solutions Centre of Excellence (CoE) is aimed at solving thermal management challengers, including those related to heat exchangers.

3DEXPERIENCE’s cloud platform and virtual twin capabilities are helping to accelerate the development of BioPod, a closed-loop sustainable environment for growing crops in extreme climates.

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

Join Ansys and Digital Engineering as we discuss the findings of a new survey on high-performance computing (HPC) for simulation and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on adoption.

As natural disasters, the push for renewables and electrification mount pressure, simulation plays a key role in the U.S. power grid’s redesign and optimization.

Open source CAE can be more cost effective and provide greater transparency than commercial simulation codes, but the learning curve is steep.

Rolls-Royce Fellow tackles how robust design and systems engineering aid simulation-driven design in Track 1 of CAASE21.

The Formula for Digital Twins requires physics-based modeling and machine learning.