As an engineer in the mobility manufacturing space, you and your company are facing one of the most radical transformations in the transportation industry since mass production. Modern manufacturers are rewriting the rules of vehicle operation as they shift from manual, mechanical platforms to autonomous, electric ones.
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Cloud Based High Performance Computing
As enterprises of all sizes grapple with narrow margins in increasingly competitive international markets, they are constantly seeking ways to reduce costs to improve the bottom line. Chief Financial Officers, shareholders, investors and venture capitalists, are all demanding more for less. More from less staff, more from fewer suppliers, more from leaner infrastructure. Ultimately, seeking the highest possible income and growth, at the lowest possible cost.This article focuses on an area of significant and regular capital expenditure, on-premise High Performance Computing (HPC). It examines transformational alternatives to the traditional purchase and usage model.
Modeling Stents: Simulia Best Practices
Stents are medical implants for human bodies and represent one of the most notable areas where the bio-medical industry has advanced rapidly. This advancement has been possible in part due to the foray of simulation in this area. Simulation has thus become an integral part in the design cycle of stents, helping the bio-medical industry to attain quicker turn-around times and a faster time to market.
Composites & Metals: Complementary 3D Printing
Manufacturing is in an ecosystem in which each technology fits a specific niche. Both composite 3D printing and metal 3D printing are valuable resources – they can be used to affordably and efficiently produce many of the low volume, high-strength parts critical to the production line. In this paper, we’ll discuss how two high-strength technologies can work together to facilitate affordable and effective manufacturing – from tooling inserts to conformal workholding.
Introducing PLM Collaboration Services: Concurrent Engineering on 3DEXPERIENCE
The Dassault Systèmes 3DEXPERIENCE R2018x release will mark a significant evolution for how a PLM system can manage CAD data and make it seamlessly available to other engineering functions such as simulation and process planning to pursue concurrent engineering more efficiently than ever before. Dassault Systèmes is enabling this new capability for any 3D CAD data with an approach it refers to as PLM Collaboration Services. To fully understand the significance of what PLM Collaboration Services will provide, it is first important to understand the concurrent engineering status quo at most companies and how the DS 3DEXPERIENCE engineering “authoring” applications differ from traditional CADx tools such as CATIA V5, SOLIDWORKS, Creo, Ansys, Part Planner, Mastercam, etc.