There is a clear trend in the market for driverless automotive systems: the direction is upwards. Autonomous vehicle (AVs) sales are expected to rise sharply after 2030, with an estimated $7T market worth by 2050. Autonomous technology is becoming a reality, but the automotive industry will need to undergo a radical transformation in product development to deliver
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Propeller Simulation drives your design work forward
Numerical simulation has been widely accepted as a tool to gain insight into the physical phenomena and understand how to improve your design, especially when dealing with propellers. Propeller simulation in the hands of design engineers can help increase the reliability of designs. https://videos.mentor-cdn.com/mgc/videos/5400/923c3026-c092-49ae-880b-ac59ba01dbb7-en-US-video.mp4 Results of flow simulation around a rotating propeller showing pressure
Expertise in impulse heat-sealing leads to new opportunities for medical device startup
Through his company Trlby Innovative, Bob Mileti has a long history of developing innovative products and processes. One specific area of expertise is in impulse heat-sealing technology; he has been using Solid Edge for 20 years to develop machinery for his customers to perform heat sealing operations. Bob and his team of 10 people both
Combating COVID-19 Airborne Transmission with Intelligent HVAC Simulations
This year has been a challenge for all of us, and as mentioned in my blog in March about “What Engineers Can Do About COVID-19”, one of our customers is working hard to help people face this challenging time. This major HVAC system manufacturer is looking into bringing people back to work, making re-opening schools
10 secrets to a stunningly fun CFD simulation
Another Friday afternoon, another chance for a fun CFD simulation! Those tiny little projects we do out of pure curiosity. The ones we sometimes do just because we can. The ones we do because we all like those five minutes of fame when our engineering mates give us their kudos. But most importantly, the ones