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Simcenter FLOEFD: CFD for Design-Engineers - Part 4

January 06, 2021

This is Part 4 of a 4-part series explaining the technology behind Simcenter FLOEFD. Here I will aim to demonstrate...

By Karl Du Plessis

Create electrical schematics, harness diagrams and manufacturing documentation

January 05, 2021

ON-DEMAND WEBINAR | 30 MINUTES Watch Now Rapid, right-first-time, error-free electrical, and harness design An increasing number of small and medium-sized...

By Heather George

Thought Leadership

AVs demand closed-loop engineering – IESF Auto recap part 2

January 04, 2021

In the next part of our recap of IESF Auto 2020, I’ll take a look at a fascinating session lead...

AVAILABLE NOW! Opcenter Execution Discrete 4.0

January 04, 2021

A new version of our MES for Discrete Industries is available: Opcenter Execution Discrete 4.0. Opcenter Execution Discrete is designed to satisfy the most common needs of industries in which specific macro areas are dedicated to executing sequential discrete manufacturing functions in order to produce the desired product.

By Alessandro Cereseto

Thought Leadership

In-situ monitoring for additive manufacturing

December 23, 2020

FormNext may have already passed, but with so much to learn about industrial additive manufacturing (AM) it might be time...

By Nick Finberg

Combating COVID-19 Airborne Transmission with Intelligent HVAC Simulations

December 22, 2020

This year has been a challenge for all of us and as mentioned in my blog in March about “What...

By Boris Marovic

Thought Leadership

Dawn of the automobility age: moving from driving to riding

December 18, 2020

IESF Auto 2020 featured presentations from industry experts covering everything from innovations in electrical and electronic (E/E) systems development, to cybersecurity and the future of autonomous and electric vehicles.

Thought Leadership

The effects of COVID-19 on the automotive industry: The Future Car bonus episode with Nand Kochhar

December 17, 2020

The entire automotive value chain has experienced immense pressure during the global COVID-19 pandemic. Automotive manufacturers have had to rethink how they design, verify and manufacture new vehicles. In particular, they have had to develop new ways of working while protecting the safety of their employees, families and communities.

Moving EV Manufacturing into the Fast Lane

December 17, 2020

Automotive OEMs and startups seeking to become major electric mobility players are faced with the new and novel challenges that...

By Okay Yaramanoglu