Webinars

In this online roundtable discussion, DE’s Senior Editor Kenneth Wong will interview industry experts to share their thoughts on the promise of digital twins, the current state of the art, and the challenges being faced during early implementations.

Instantaneous real-time, ray-traced rendering can dramatically cut down your product development cycle. In this webinar, panelists explore the benefits of using dedicated rendering hardware to go beyond what's possible with a workstation, to reduce physical prototyping costs.

In this LIVE roundtable, DE’s Kenneth Wong moderates a panel of experts to discuss the state of self-driving vehicles today.

Pioneering automotive and aerospace firms are using additive manufacturing to build lightweight shapes with lattice structures, to consolidate multi-part assemblies into a single 3D-printed component, and to incorporate composite materials. In this LIVE roundtable, DE’s Kenneth Wong moderates a...

In this live webcast, Simulation Specialist for the CFD services division of IMAGINiT, Rob Taylor, will reveal some of the secrets he has learned while using CFD at various stages in the design process to minimize prototyping and improve product...

In the past, engineers relied on their industry knowledge, experience, and aesthetic sensibilities to decide the shape of a product. Today, they have the option to turn to generative design, topology optimization, and other technologies to solicit input from AI-like...

Augmented reality, virtual reality, digital twins, generative design, machine learning, and more -- these buzzwords sound futuristic and inconceivable, but are any of them ready for prime-time in design engineering?

DE’s Kenneth Wong will moderate a panel of experts as they discuss how design engineers from companies of all sizes can benefit from new initiatives to simplify access to supercomputing power. Discussion topics include: the OpenHPC community, Intel’s...

In this interactive roundtable talk moderated by DE's Kenneth Wong, panelists discuss: Moving from simulation to optimization, balancing passenger safety vs. lightweight design, assessing software-proposed designs for manufacturing cost and feasibility, and the weight loss achievable with new materials and...

ANSYS has announced the fall lineup for its ongoing Convergence Webinar Series.

Fatigue analyses are run in industries as diverse as aerospace, medical devices, cellphone design, and nuclear power.

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