Automation with VLMs

Visual Language Models: Turning design chaos into order

Visual Language Models (VLMs) are revolutionizing design by combining visual perception with language understanding, enabling engineers to classify, search, and explore complex models with natural prompts. Their remarkable generalization abilities make them invaluable for component identification. With VLMs, design chaos transforms into streamlined efficiency.

GenAI Automation through code generaiton

The role of Generative AI in simulation tool automation: From zero to hero

Imagine being able to express your simulation queries in natural language, with the software dynamically responding to carry out tasks and provide solutions. This development could democratize the use of advanced tools from the Simcenter portfolio making them more accessible to users with varying levels of expertise.

From outdated to up-to-date: Modernizing deprecated code with multi-agents

Automation in Simcenter STAR-CCM+ with Java Macro Automation in Simcenter STAR-CCM+ has revolutionized how users interact with CFD simulations, providing…

Quantum Computing: Tackling the readout challenge

With Quantum Computing we are (likely!) to see a transformation. Product roadmaps of Quantum Hardware providers project an exponential growth of computing power.

Agent studio: A multi-agent system for systems engineering

This blog post shows a proof-of-concept implementation about a multi-agent system powered with large language model to enhance systems engineering workflow.

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Lightweighting by engineered composite materials, manufacturing and performance

Building bridges with simulation The development of new products increasingly demands the use of novel materials crafted through advanced manufacturing…

How to sustain the ongoing evolution of industrial simulation?

The evolution of industrial simulation has been marked by a transition from primarily scientific and proprietary software to a market dominated by sophisticated commercial products.

On the ongoing evolution of industrial simulation

Industrial simulation – from where it is today, to where it might be in the future. Simulation as of today is still only accessible by a very expert centric user group. Technical as well as non-technical barriers prevent adoption of simulation by anyone and all who might benefit from it. How can we enable the adoption of CAE to its full potential?

Enabling sound design through more accurate industrial vibro-acoustic trim models

Current-day product design engineers from many industries (manufacturers of cars, trains, planes, industrial machinery, white goods, smartphones, …) find themselves…