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GVT Master Class: 3 Reasons why you should attend the next edition

Avoid flutters in your knowledge
 
We all are somehow part of the fast-spinning world of technical innovation and keeping up with changes has never been more important.  Consequently, e…

How Can We Improve the Global Food Chain Using Simcenter 3D Motion

There is no doubt the world’s population is growing at an alarming rate. To help put that into perspective, we are currently hovering approximately at 7.5 billion people worldwide. In 2050, it w…

Predicting SIPART PS2 performance with Simcenter

In Karlsruhe – Germany – are located the Siemens Process Instrumentation offices. In May 2018, we had the privilege to visit one of the team based over there, who develops the SIPART PS2 – a position…

Simcenter Testlab Neo task-based approach

Simcenter Testlab 18: introducing the Neo-experience

Simcenter Testlab 18 introduces a new physical testing software Simcenter Testlab Neo designed to boost the team’s productivity.

Sustainable shipping for a better future

Meeting sustainable shipping targets requires a digital approach to shipbuilding: learn more about Siemens solutions in this blog series.

Don’t Do The Shimmy

Engineering is a balancing act. The natural world exists in an equilibrium, but as engineers, we are constantly trying to disrupt this equilibrium and bring it into a higher state of equilibrium.&nbs…

Endangered: Test Tracks

It’s about that time to buy a car, but what are you looking for? Are you looking for mileage, safety, style, durability, model? What is the brand you will fall for?
 

 
The bra…

Cementing the future of rotary kilns through simulation and intelligent design exploration

On a recent trail run along the foothills of the Santa Cruz Mountains near my home, I ran alongside the beautiful Lexington Reservoir. Curious to learn about why and when the reservoir was constructe…

Give me a brake! Virtually test autonomous emergency braking systems

A majority of accidents are caused by late braking or braking with insufficient force. The driver might be distracted, the visibility poor, or another road user makes an unpredictable move. Year over…