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Verification Horizons

DVConUS Issue of Verification Horizons is Now Available

I’m pleased to announce that our March, 2021 issue of Verification Horizons is now available, just in time for DVCon...

Thought Leadership

Addressing machine complexity with intelligent performance engineering

In a recently published article in Industrial Machinery Digest, Rahul Garg, Vice-president of Industrial Machinery and Heavy Equipment of Siemens Digital...

Designcenter

All about the NX Early Access Program

Have you heard about Siemens NX Early Access Program? Find out more information from our presentation here. Gain early access to new updates before the official software launches

Simcenter

Virtual assessment of e-powertrains using the Hybrid Optimization Tool

Diversity of vehicle architectures After decades of focusing on the optimization of internal combustion engines and ensuring their exhaust after-treatment...

Simulating the Real World

Demystifying Electromagnetics, Part 1 - Fields and Analogies

This blog series will strive to demystify (low frequency) EM by way of pictures and analogies, with as few equations as possible, by introducing a series of applications of increasing complexity. In this first blog we’ll and start to look into the electric field with the use of some analogies.

Teamcenter

The impact of poor asset information handover

The lifecycle of a plant or facility can be upwards of 50 plus years! During this time, the facility will...

Academic and Future Workforce

3 Ways Portugal is Creating a Culture of Engineering

Portugal has the second highest rate of engineering graduates in the EU- over 20% of all graduates leave school with...

Embedded Software

Article about using malloc() in embedded applications

My latest article on embedded.com has been published here. I am looking at why using dynamic memory in embedded applications...

Simcenter

Engineering in practice at Michigan Technological University

Professors at Michigan Tech create a ‘hands-on’ simulation and testing curriculum based on Simcenter for engineering students