Automotive & Transportation - Automotive & Transportation

The End of the Powertrain Bias

November 19, 2018

Internal Combustion Engine vs. Electric Machine, this seems a famous game these days. Media, politicians, OEMs, car owners - all of them have their arguments and for one or the other reasons, they ha...

By Simon Fischer

Verification Horizons

Understanding and Minimizing Study Bias (2018 Study)

November 15, 2018

This blog is a continuation of a sequence of blogs that present the highlights from the 2018 Wilson Research Group...

By Harry Foster

Verification Horizons

Prologue: The 2018 Wilson Research Group Functional Verification Study

November 14, 2018

This is the first in a sequence of blogs that presents the findings from our new 2018 Wilson Research Group...

By Harry Foster

Siemens ConneCTs 2018: AI & the Rise of Autonomous Systems

November 14, 2018

On December 4-5 please join us by registering here, or follow along with the #SiemensConnect hashtag on social media. Witness how future tech will utilize NX. In 2005 s...

By William Chanatry

Thought Leadership

We’re thinking about autonomous vehicles all wrong

November 12, 2018

When we think of future autonomous vehicles, typically an image of some kind of self-driving futuristic pod comes to mind, with a living room/bedroom/home cinema/meeting space - basically a reconfigu...

By Andrew Macleod

A smart guide: Step-by-step Durability Engineering based on test data

November 08, 2018

The durability of a product is important, whether you develop an electric car or a new autonomous vehicle. Can you imagine an autonomous vehicle falling apart right after driving over a single bump? ...

Thought Leadership

Electric car engineering needs future-thinking engineers

November 07, 2018

Electric car engineering will change the entire auto industry, and current and future engineers can prepare for the move toward electrification by becoming the master of many traits. We&nb...

The beauty of optimization: what ears and mufflers have in common

November 06, 2018

Beethoven’s life was marked by the tragedy of his deafness, for which symptoms appeared in his latest twenties . Before being completely deaf, he used ear-horns to...

The State of Simulation 2018: Lessons from the Simcenter Conference

October 30, 2018

I just got back from the US Simcenter Conference in Detroit, most of which I spent locked in a small room interviewing attendees on video about their experiences with our products, and of the confere...

By Stephen Ferguson