Engineering Innovation 8: Improving on perfection, From ICE to Ice Cream using Simcenter

From ICE to ice creams, via stone age cave paintings, Engineering Innovation Issue 8 uncovers the hidden benefits of engineering simulation and test.

Machine Frame Digital Simulation: Crafting an Efficient FEA Workflow (Part 2)

In this post, we’ll dive into specific Simcenter Femap best practices for organizing your finite element (FE) models as they grow in complexity. 

XDT for Heavy Equipment

Executable Digital Twin (xDT) – Part 6

xDT is moving fast… CIMdata So I recently sat down and had a conversation with a fantastic team at CIMdata….

Digital Debunking: Goldfinger – Could Oddjob’s Hat Really Slice the Head Off a Statue?

“Remarkable, but what does the club secretary have to say?” These were the words uttered by James Bond in the film “Goldfinger” after witnessing the infamous henchman

Digital Debunking: Die Another Day – Is a Bullet Proof Vest Enough to Save Your Life?

Bulletproof vests offer substantial protection for the wearer, but there is still a very real risk of injury or even death due to the resultant forces created by a bullet or ballistic force. Read more about the analysis behind it.

Digital Debunking: The Man with the Golden Gun – Is It Possible to Complete the Famous James Bond Corkscrew Jump?

The year was 1973 in rural Thailand on the set of James Bond film The Man with the Golden Gun. As eight cameras pointed eagerly at British stuntman

Digital Debunking: Slow Day in the Office? Why Not Attempt to Launch a Car with a Trebuchet?

At Altair, we help companies around the globe solve some of their most difficult problems with our world class engineering software and products, spanning data analytics and

How to use AI to reduce the Parameter ID process from weeks to minutes

The parameter ID process for automotive engineers typically takes weeks. Learn how Simcenter Engineering uses AI to reduce the process to minutes.

Digital Debunking: Can the Humble Egg Support the Weight of a Person?

In 2020, the U.S. alone produced 99.1 billion eggs showing just how much people love them, whether they are fried, poached, boiled, or scrambled. Something that often