AeroFEM revived the iconic Junkers Ju 52 using Siemens Simcenter. Through advanced simulation and reverse engineering, they recreated the vintage aircraft to meet modern aviation standards while preserving its historical design. This project highlights the balance between historical preservation and cutting-edge technology in aviation restoration.
This blog explores how NASA and Boeing are using digital twins and simulations to address the technical challenges facing the Starliner spacecraft.
I test the new Siemens Sound of Science VR app that virtually transports you to some of the world’s most iconic concert venues.
I am writing this blog in a messy office, in a messy house. But of course, none of this is my fault. As any competent engineer will tell you, the blame rests squarely with entropy.
Most people using a circular stirring motion, but the King of England paddles with his spoon. We use CFD to work out the best way to stir a cup of tea.
Why digital thread engineering and simulation are vital in shaping the next generation of semiconductor devices The semiconductor industry has…
We peer inside the Forecast Factory, exploring how weather forecasts are made today, and how AI is going to improve the accuracy and range of future forecasts.
From punched cards to ChatGPT, brief history of the changing ways in which CAE engineers communicate with computers.
Just how safe is nuclear energy compared with other power sources? The answer might surprise you.
