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September 2008

 

Automotive Engineer asked experts from the software industry to comment on how they see computer aided engineering developing in the next few years – and how it could affect engineers' work

Ansys: multi-physics analysis pays off. Read more...

Anybody: biomechanical modelling. Read more...

Dassault Simulia: simulation for designers. Read more...

Fraunhofer: coupling FEA with CFD. Read more...

GT Suite: integrated analysis of powertrain parts. Read more...

Integrated: improving electromagnetic modeling. Read more...

Lotus: vehicle dynamics made quick and easy. Read more...

Madymo: faster simulation with no compromises. Read more...

Maplesoft: maths analysis, organised better. Read more...

nCode: durability data that designers can use. Read more...

Pro/Engineer Wildfire: total data integrity. Read more...

Ricardo: modelling combustion and emissions. Read more...

Romax: gearbox noise tackled by designer. Read more...

Siemens PLM: CAD and CAE integrated tighter. Read more...


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