When people think of crash tests, they likely imagine a dummy behind the wheel of a car that is launched into a brick wall. As exciting and important as these assessments are, they are the tip of a very large iceberg.
Continuous Numerical Design of Cast Components along the Process Chain
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The three-year research project "DNA casting - continuous numerical design of cast components along the process chain", which started on November 1, 2019, is intended to eliminate this shortcoming and link individual disciplines with each other. The aim is to enable a more efficient and cost-effective development of high-performance, cyclically stressed cast components, for example for the wind energy sector or large machine construction.
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New digital Model of Mcity will significantly accelerate Autonomous Vehicle Development
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Simulation software specialist rFpro, has created a highly accurate digital twin of Mcity, a purpose-built facility at the University of Michigan for testing connected and automated vehicles and technologies under controlled, realistic conditions. The digital twin enables vehicle manufacturers and technology suppliers to accelerate development using simulation.
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Successful Call for Papers for the International Human Modeling Symposium 2020
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On March 31st the call for papers for this year's Read more … Successful Call for Papers for the International Human Modeling Symposium 2020
Characterizing and designing Lubricants in the Computer
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Lubricated shafts, bearings or gears only run properly if the components slide on a perfect lubricating film and generate as little friction, wear and energy loss as possible. To do this, engineers need to know the behavior of the lubricating film in tribo-contact, something that can hardly be measured by experiments.
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Input for Human Body Models through the new Project ADOPTIVE
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Application for Automated Design & Optimization of Vehicle Ergonomics (ADOPTIVE) aims at studying physical vehicle user interaction and develop methodology for advanced vehicle ergonomics analyses within simulation tools.
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Order the PDF Version of the automotive CAE Companion 2020/21 now
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The new Read more … Order the PDF Version of the automotive CAE Companion 2020/21 now
Pirelli shortens Development Times with the VI-grade STATIC Simulator
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Pirelli introduces the latest VI-grade STATIC driving simulation technology as the last element in its far-reaching digitization strategy. The new simulator is equipped with active technologies for the precise replication of vehicle and tire properties and is used in Pirelli's research and development center in Milan, Italy.
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Siemens announced a partnership with NEC to develop a monitoring and analysis solution for manufacturing that connects MindSphere, the cloud-based, open Internet of Things (IoT) operating system from Siemens, and NEC's System Invariant Analysis Technology (SIAT). As part of the agreement, NEC is joining the MindSphere Partner Program, which can provide NEC with access to specialized technical training and support from Siemens as well as a number of joint go-to-market capabilities.
Because of the Corona virus, authorities and companies have prohibited participation in events and travel. In order to enable the CAE community to take part in the