System Simulation - Simcenter

Prescan 2020.2 release presents a new hardware-in-the-loop solution compatible with NI hardware

June 3, 2020

Simcenter Prescan, the best physics-based simulation platform for testing and development of automated vehicles, announces the release of version 2020.2. This release introduces the Hardware in the Loop simulations with National Instruments Hardware

By Paul van Straten

3 MIN READ

The Chengdu Multi-attribute Balancing lab will help design teams build their electric vehicles early in the design process and boost performance

Chengdu: Multi-attribute balancing for better electric vehicles

May 26, 2020

This is how the Multi-attribute Balancing lab at the Chengdu engineering center will help design teams build their electric vehicles early on and boost performance.

By Ivan Bosmans

4 MIN READ

Sea Fever, an ode to Simcenter Amesim variable sea conditions

May 15, 2020

Simcenter Amesim 2020.1 includes a variable sea conditions model to consider dynamic impact of waves, wind and water properties on hull resistance.

By Romain Nicolas

3 MIN READ

What’s new in Simcenter system simulation solutions 2020.1?

May 12, 2020

Accelerate innovation with application specific workflows With the 2020.1 release of Simcenter™ system simulation solutions, Siemens Digital Industries Software continues…

By ClaireMaha Mathieu

5 MIN READ

The Simcenter Amesim student edition gets revamped – download it!

May 7, 2020

Download the new Simcenter Amesim Student Edition will give your access to a new set of capabilities by using the…

By Adele Dolique

2 MIN READ

system simulation for heavy equipment product development improvement

From heavy equipment component design to system integration with Simcenter Amesim

April 21, 2020

[Infographic] Discover how strong the footprint of system simulation is in the heavy equipment industry

By Adele Dolique

6 MIN READ

High fidelity simulation using Simcenter Prescan C++ Simulation interface

April 20, 2020

With the release of Simcenter Prescan 2019.3, the C++ simulation interface was introduced, making it possible for users to run simulation without need for Matlab Simulink. This on demand webinar goes into this capability a little bit deeper and offers additional insight with use cases.

By Paul van Straten

3 MIN READ