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A simulation approach for autonomous heavy equipment safety

January 22, 2021

The key pillars leading to a strong simulation framework dedicated to heavy equipment autonomous operations development, applied to an autonomous tractor use case.

By Gaetan Bouzard

NX Render Blog Series: The Visualization Process for Heavy Equipment - Part Five

January 21, 2021

Introduction We’re back with the fifth and final stage of the visualization process in the NX Render blog series for...

By Shannon McGinty

Collaborative Manufacturing: Critical for success in today’s complex Heavy Equipment industry

January 15, 2021

Heavy Equipment is getting smarter. Software- and electronics-driven equipment is increasing product complexity and the number of product configurations that...

NX Render Blog Series: The Visualization Process for Heavy Equipment – part four

December 17, 2020

Introduction We’re pleased to bring you part four of our NX Render series, where we are taking a close look at the different steps...

How to remove barriers in E/E systems development

November 13, 2020

Widespread electrification and growing product intelligence are causing a significant increase in the importance and complexity of the electrical and...

Durability is a top priority for heavy machine makers

November 12, 2020

Learn more about simulation process to engineer structural components for Heavy Equipment machinery and analyze overall durability.

By Adele Dolique

How sound source localization helps save miners' hearing

November 06, 2020

Read about how the University of Pretoria helped save miners' hearing in South Africa with Simcenter Sound Camera sound source localization. Read the case study.

By Keily SuarezRioja

NX Render Blog Series: The Visualization Process for Heavy Equipment – part three

November 03, 2020

Introduction We’re back with Part Three of the NX Render blog series, where we take you through the five stages of...

By Shannon McGinty

Liquid film – Adding Realism to in-cylinder CFD simulations

October 22, 2020

2020 will go down in history as a record-breaking year. Personally, I was looking forward to seeing a few records...

By Jason Fernandes