Automotive & Transportation - Automotive & Transportation

Siemens Software Podcast Network

Transportation revolution: an introduction

The automotive and transportation industry is in the middle of its largest transformation in decades. External pressures, such as changing...

Automotive Embedded Software Takes Center Stage

This is part four of a seven-part series on the growing importance of automotive software. Click here to read part one. You...

By Florian Götz

Rapid prototyping using Python API and AUTOSAR Adaptive

Using Python to accelerate AUTOSAR Adaptive software development Watch Webinar The automotive industry is undergoing a lot of change, with...

By Emily Hooper

Perseverance: what’s the weather on Mars?

Centro de Astrobiología - INTA uses Simcenter FLOEFD to design the MEDA weather station on the Perseverance rover

By Mike Croegaert

Are our inventions making us deaf?

The future of human invention will be quiet. In this blog post, we will explore how companies in the automotive and heavy equipment industries are using technology to make quieter, better products.

By Christina Kothlow

Academic and Future Workforce

Building a Race Car with Missouri S&T Formula SAE

You don’t have to know much about CAD modeling software to join the Missouri S&T Formula SAE Racing team. You...

By Christina DePinto

Siemens Software Podcast Network

Behind the Scenes of Formula One Design with Elizabeth Apthorp, Composite Design Engineer Alpine F1 Team

We know that race cars are built to go fast. Materials are carefully selected and the aerodynamics of movement are...

By Ed Bernardon

Tighter timeframes, tougher requirements, less stress? The argument for 1D-3D co-simulation

In today’s environment of fast-paced change, engineers need to find ways to minimize development time and cost while maximizing performance and reliability. A combination of 1D-3D simulation techniques is one way to achieve this.

By Christina Kothlow

Additive Manufacturing Software

Advancing Additive #12 - Powering a Multi-axis AM Operation

Additive manufacturing is no longer confined to printing on a plane. Multi-axis additive manufacturing is a growing market with huge potential for the production of unique parts.

By Aaron Frankel