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

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…

How software architecture can secure your software development

This article is in continuation of my previous writing on the importance of software architecture and how it can potentially help you avoid Jenga lifecycle. If you have not checked that one out yet, …

Simcenter STAR-CCM+ v13.06: What’s New?

The latest release of Simcenter STAR-CCM+ increases model realism through efficient and accurate multiscale simulations.
  Simulation courtesy of InDesA GmbH: www.indesa.de
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The State of Simulation 2018: Lessons from the Simcenter Conference

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…

Visit Siemens PLM Software at Embedded Conference Scandinavia

This year, Siemens PLM Software will take part in the “Embedded Conference Scandinavia 2018 (ECS)” fair in Stockholm/Sweden on 6 and 7 November 2018. Over the years, the ECS has become the meeting pl…

Toyota Corolla: retrospective of the world’s most popular car (Part 1)

I recently went through Chris Beves’ post about Formula One aerodynamics history and realized that simulation can do much more than predicting the future. Indeed, it’s also interesting to l…

Siemens wins “Best NVH Automotive Supplier” at interNéct

Siemens was voted by participants as the “Best Automotive NVH supplier” and was awarded an interNéct trophy for excellence.

What Type of Measurements Are Possible with Gear Test Rig?: Part 2

Welcome Back to part 2 of Gear Test Rigs! If you have not read part 1 you can do so below:
 
Part 1: 6 Advanced Methodologies for Gear Test Rig: Part 1
 
If you have, then read on …

Software architecture to the rescue of Jenga lifecycle

You have probably heard this analogy already. Let me explain for those who haven’t. The game Jenga involves removing one block at a time from a tower constructed of 54 blocks. Each block removed is t…