2017 e-Seminars Summary: Top 5
Spot Weld Modeling and Optimization Spot welds are the dominant connection construct for sheet metals. As a result, different aspects of spot welding are of interest in several industries. In this eSeminar learn to address the challenges while simulating spot welds using SIMULIA’s portfolio of products. View now! What is NVH, and why are there so many […]
The Future in Electricity Flights Fueling
Planes, trains, and automobiles. Those are the most common modes of transportation in the world. For years, trains and automobiles have had a notable distinction from planes with their growing capability to run (at least in part) on electricity. But planes are now getting in on the action, as electric planes have gone from something […]
Simulation of Plastic Injection on 3DEXPERIENCE
The Simpoe technology for plastic injection simulation was originally available to use in 1995. It originated in Taiwan and was used primarily in that general region. The injection molded plastic simulation program was originally created as a standalone solution but was made available as an embedded software solution for various CAD programs. The SolidWorks community in braced the Simpoe […]
Green Energy: Wind Turbine CFD Workflows on 3DEXPERIENCE
Smart City projects are on the rise world-wide. These urban centers aim to manage assets efficiently, and with climate change being a major concern, they also want to provide clean and efficient energy. Wind energy is a major player in powering these cities. We asked Lyna Etienne-Lenormand, Senior Solution Consultant with SIMULIA who developed this workflow, to provide answers to some […]
The Boundaries of Science to Transform Patient Care is changing owing to the Living Heart Project
Just 3 years ago, the 3DEXPERIENCE FORUM 2014 served as the launchpad for Dassault Systèmes’ Living Heart Project, a transformational initiative to develop a scientifically-accurate 3D simulation of the human heart that could be leveraged by the medical community to diagnose cardiovascular illness and simulate surgical procedures. Today, with more than 95 member organizations, the project […]
Part 2 – Customer Highlight: Oak Ridge National Laboratory
This is the second part of a two part interview with Lonnie Love from Oak Ridge National Laboratory. Check out the first part, here. Outside of large scale metal systems, are there other areas you are exploring? Tell us about any upcoming technologies in the AM space that you think have the capability to bring […]
How The Aerospace and Defense Industry is Using Tomorrow’s Tech Today
Given how ubiquitous flying is today, we often forget that humans have really only been able to fly in a practical sense for about 70-years. In this short period of time, we have seen remarkable leaps in technology, not the least of which being wireless internet at 35,000-feet. The aviation industry is poised for another […]
Customer Highlight: Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Lonnie J. Love received his B.S. and M.S. degree in mechanical engineering from Old Dominion University, and a Ph.D. in mechanical engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology. He is currently a distinguished research scientist in the Energy and Transportation ScieDivision and group leader of the Manufacturing Systems Research Group at the Department of Energy’s […]
Flying Cars, No Longer Sci-Fi
Summertime and early Autumn in New England brings the kind of traffic that lasts hours and crawls forward inch-by-inch. The kind of traffic that forces you to sit in your car and fantasize about growing wings and flying over the miles of backed up cars to break free of you anger and frustrations. Scientists are not […]
A look back at European Microwave Week 2017
This year’s European Microwave Week, which ran from October 8-13 was a wonderful success for CST. We sponsored the wifi for the exhibition and our booth was busy as we welcomed attendees to learn more about CST Measurement Meets Simulation demonstration. CST STUDIO SUITE and electromagnetic imulation. One of the highlights was our ever popular CST […]