Simcenter engineering

Ride comfort and handling in electric vehicles: The balancing act

October 27, 2020

Electric vehicles require a delicate balancing act by manufacturers: When engineers try to increase the ride comfort, ease of handling can be hurt and vice versa. Computer-aided simulation is used extensively in the automotive industry to help engineers find the right balance between comfort and handling but applying that requires training and extensive knowledge to get the best performance and results.

By Christina Kothlow

4 MIN READ

5 things you may not know about the DeLorean from Back to the Future

October 21, 2020

In honour of Back to the Future Day, here are 5 facts you may not know about the iconic DMC DeLorean from the film. How many did you know?

By Aga Oltarzewska

4 MIN READ

Realize Live: Be present and part of the LIVE community

October 1, 2020

Why you should attend LIVE and try to avoid the “I’ll do it later” mindset. Set a time in your calendar and sign up now.

By Jane Wade

2 MIN READ

Process automation: Streamlining simulation workflows

September 30, 2020

This process automation article is based on an interview with Mark Farrall, Business Engagement Manager for Simcenter Engineering at Siemens…

By Christina Kothlow

6 MIN READ

Chengdu: driver experience testing center for superior ride comfort

September 15, 2020

How the Chengdu driver experience lab helps to study possible discomfort related to a car’s driving behavior and NVH comfort early in development.

By Ivan Bosmans

5 MIN READ

[Webinar] Make your heavy equipment machine stronger and sounds better

August 25, 2020

Increasing the test efficiency of your machine’s durability and NVH performance using a single platform

By Safak Has

3 MIN READ

Cross-section view of an automatic transmission

Have downsized engines stifled the love of consumers for their cars?

August 13, 2020

Vehicles with downsized engines seldom meet consumers’ enthusiasm. Understand where downsizing fails and find paths for improved NVH perfomance engineering.

By Joelle Beuzit

5 MIN READ