Meet Simcenter Engineering and Consulting Services’ vehicle energy management (VEM) driving robot. The driving robot was developed to address the testing and simulation communities’ needs to get the most accurate and repeatable testing possible.
Electric vehicle performance attributes and comfort considerations are evolving. Katleen Michiels, head of the Simcenter Engineering & Consulting testing group, shares her insight.
Learn how to overcome common issues when creating system-level models through FEA data reuse
Grow your CAE software knowledge alongside industry peers at Simcenter Femap Symposium, returning in-person to select locations in 2022.
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Making autonomous driving safer and more comfortable starts with getting drivers to willingly accept safety features such as lane-keeping assistance.
The events of the past few years have turned global attention towards health and, more specifically, healthcare. From the images…
In 1968, Volkswagen became the first company to use a computer in a car. The D-Jetronic, created by Bosch, controlled…
Before you start reading this blog, think about all the different environments you’ve driven your car in. For example, in…
