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9 simulation podcasts every engineer should listen to – Siemens experts sharing insights

Conversations with Siemens experts on simulation, CFD, and digital engineering If you are looking for expert insights into simulation, Computational…

Very FMI Christmas: Sharing models across software

Bringing people together through the FMI interface. Whether you’re working on complex simulations or collaborating across teams, FMI offers a powerful means to connect systems, ideas, and people, making it a perfect metaphor for the spirit of the season.

How electrified trailers are changing truck stability: a system simulation study

Introduction Electrification is rapidly reshaping the commercial trucking industry, promising cleaner and more efficient transport solutions. Driven by new regulations…

Multi-domain simulation – Unparalleled engineering excellence with Simcenter X Advanced

Capture the real-world complexity with multi-domain simulation using Simcenter X Advanced Designing complex engineering systems, such as a gas turbine,…

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Simulating fun: Exploring the Oktoberfest ferris wheel with Simcenter Amesim

Oktoberfest spirit I have been living in Munich for the past 12 years and consider myself an adopted Münchener. I…

Siemens Expert Bob Ransijn on the Engineered Mind Podcast

Bob Ransijn on System Simulation, Digital Twins & AI: Insights from the Engineered Mind Podcast

In an increasingly complex engineering landscape, the ability to accurately predict and optimize system behavior is paramount. This critical need…

HPC for CFD: Superlinear scaling on supercomputers

These days, access to compute resources is just a question of budget. If you want results fast, you deploy powerful…

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The Tears in Rain Project: Rescuing CFD & Multiphysics simulations for the Simcenter community

After 25 years in simulation support, I’ve witnessed countless sophisticated simulations vanish into digital oblivion. The Tears in Rain Project transforms our Simcenter community into a living repository where rescued eVTOL, battery thermal runaway, and hypersonic flow simulations become accessible learning resources. Join us in preserving engineering brilliance that would otherwise be lost in time.

I want to ride my bicycle… with Simcenter

What unites all great bicycles and components that offer a faster, safer, farther, smoother, quieter, braver ride is one thing: simulation and rigorous testing.