The construction industry is facing several challenges and drivers: access to qualified labour, rising material cost and margin squeeze are just a few.
Through the power of modelling and simulation, we can now significantly reduce the expense and time spent on developing and testing new drugs and medical devices.
High-tech is part of our daily lives, so much so that we take it for granted. We use mobile phones that are more powerful than the technology used to land a man on the Moon.
As every machine becomes connected to collect and transmit data, it’s important to know how to turn this opportunity into real value for your company and your customers.
We craft ships, a complex combination of technological systems, which must safely operate in a very hostile environment, keeping their precious cargo of people or goods safe.
Today, simulation software enables companies to optimize electric and hybrid vehicles, ADAS systems, and self-driving cars by exploring uncharted territories.
With Ansys Battery Simulation, you can achieve better performance, longer battery life, and reduced costs while accelerating the product development process.
One of the key applications of Fluent is in the field of combustion modelling, where it is used to model and optimize the combustion processes in various industries.
Heat exchangers have been used for many years in different applications. Typically we find them in HVAC, refrigeration, power generation, and chemical processing.
The mixing process is an integral component of the process industry, with a wide range of applications utilized to create tailored products that meet the diverse needs of various industries and customers.
Ansys Rotating Machinery application provides advanced software that assists in the design of various types of rotating machinery equipment and enables rapid iteration and improvement of designs.
The energy landscape of our world is currently undergoing a major transformation, towards more sustainable and environmentally-friendly energy sources.
With Neural Concept, design and verification workflow can be improved at least 2-10 times by training a Neural Network with existing data for designs and simulations.
Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) simulation products are for engineers who needs to make better and faster decisions and can help reducing the development time and efforts while improving your product’s performance and safety.
Materials information is crucial in engineering and manufacturing as it enables informed decisions. In simulation and modeling, precise materials data is needed to accurately predict real-world behaviour.
Ansys offers structural analysis software solutions that enable engineers of all levels and backgrounds to solve complex structural engineering problems faster and more efficiently.
As supplier of Digital Lab solutions it is natural for us to maintain a strong connection with academic institutions, students, teachers and researchers across the world.
Ansys Startup Program, provided by EDRMedeso, gives you full access to simulation software bundles that are built and priced to help entrepreneurs grow their business quickly and cost-effectively.
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The only forum for executives and thought leaders to discuss and share cutting edge technology strategies designed to win in the rapidly changing environment!
By Dr. Marcus Oledal, Head of Business Innovation, EDRMedeso
I’ll begin with a confession; Easter got in the way of things, so this blog post is slightly later than usual.
In any case, after a two month break, Simulation Leadership Forum (SLF) returned again on March 24, with another session addressing the challenges that companies face when transforming their product development processes to be simulation driven. A topic that is increasingly important in the age of Covid, when companies are forced to transform faster than they were maybe planning.
Physical-based Digital Twins
I started this particular Forum meeting right after I jumped out of a role as chairman of NAFEMS Conference on Physics-based Digital Twins. The discussions we had just held made it clear that more and more people see the need to look at the whole organization and company strategy if you want to successfully implement an initiative that by definition runs across a whole bunch of silos.
This transformation is (as you maybe know by now ) also the main driver for the Simulation Leadership Forum, a platform for discussing the intangible challenges of simulation driven transformation.
Speaker of the day – Mikael Thellner, Scania
For this session our guest was Mikael Thellner, Technical Manager at Scania Engine Development. We discussed how to reach the full potential of virtual design tools and what that means for business.
Mikael’s idea was that simulation tools should be applied not only to validate, but to drive the development process. In essence going from the reactive process of validating a static design to explore design concepts not constrained by physical properties, processes, cost or lead times.
So how can we achieve this? That was the question that Mikael asked himself when considering how to approach the topic.
Scania already has the experience of using agile, cross-functional and short looped problem solving teams when urgent problems have to be solved, but how do you break away from the sequential and rigid process based on the physical production process for daily development work? Well, listen to Mikaels story in the recording.
As examples from previous SLF sessions have shown, sometimes there needs to be a strong driving force to break up the established physically linked design process. Either a financial pain of prototyping cost or a top-level decision and commitment to establish a new way of thinking.
Electrification trends
One of these megatrends that currently has a lot of executive attention is electrification. For many industries this introduces new challenges, but also huge opportunities – if you do things right.
To put this into context, and a main point that Mikael highlighted, this requires more than technology. It requires a new way of organization and project management. It’s no wonder that ‘agile’ has become a buzzword in the world of product development in the last few years. Simulation opens up new possibilities that previously, were unheard of.