GRIN Lens Antennas for 6G

Learn how electromagnetic simulation can be used through the GRIN lens design process in order to optimize the lens design and meet requirements By Stephen Jorgenson-Murray Introduction: Why Does 6G Need Lens Antennas? The telecoms industry is currently developing the next generation of mobile communication technology. Following on from 5G, 6G is expected to roll […]

SIMULIA Simpack: Virtual twin technologies bolster rail freight safety and reliability

By Josh LEE The complex interplay of mechanical, environmental, and operational factors makes managing the safety and reliability of railway wagons over long distances difficult with traditional manual and mathematical systems and methods. Increasing freight volumes, longer trains, and higher speeds further amplify these risks. Mechanical failures and track-related incidents pose major hazards, leading to […]

Illuminating Car Head Light Defrost Simulations – A Digitized Approach 

Learn about headlight thermal defrost using CFD By Firoz Gandhi & Dr. Faron Hesse Introduction The use of the term digital twin is becoming more and more widespread. It represents a concept in which a digital replica of an object, or even a living being, is created to better and more quickly understand, engineer, and […]

SIMULIA Opera Helps Understand Superconductivity Experiment at Oxford University 

Simulation helps scientists and engineers who are looking into nuclear fusion as a “green” energy alternative understand superconductivity By Katie Corey Nuclear Fusion Climate change is driving the need for scientists and engineers to develop green methods of creating energy to replace fossil fuel power generation. Wind, solar, tidal and wave energy can all help […]

Mastering System Engineering Deployment: Insights and Strategies

Discover how structured modeling and system engineering tools can transform corporate training and presentation strategies in complex environments By Yves Barbier The Core of System Engineering: Structured Modeling In the realm of corporate training and presentations, understanding the intricacies of system engineering deployment is crucial. At the heart of this is Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE), which stands […]

Teaching MBSE at university: a use case

Systems engineers and architects are vital in today’s complex, multidisciplinary engineering world. But how can we equip students to master these essential skills from day one in their careers? Kathryn Wesson, a professor at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (ERAU), Arizona, is pioneering Model-Based System Engineering (MBSE) teaching with a hands-on, practical approach rooted in current—and emerging—industry […]

Accelerating Packaging Design with AI and Machine Learning

Packaging for consumer goods has to meet many different requirements, including cost, weight, strength and sustainability. Machine learning enables packaging manufacturers to understand the impact of design changes much faster than traditional simulation methods allow, and to rapidly explore the entire design space to find innovative new packaging designs. AI-enabled unified modeling and simulation (MODSIM) […]

Optimizing Battery Range and Thermal Comfort in Electric Vehicles

This blog explores how Dassault Systèmes employs cutting-edge simulation technologies and advanced computational tools such as Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) and 1D system modeling to accurately simulate and optimize these complex interactions and thereby improving both battery efficiency and cabin comfort in EVs By Rakesh Dontham Introduction The electric vehicle (EV) industry is making great […]

Machine Learning in Electromagnetics

SIMULIA is delighted to work with engineering leaders and academics as they leverage simulation capabilities to help shape the future of their industry. Today, we are proud to introduce Jan Carsten Hansen from the Technical University of Graz and 2023 SIMULIA Champion, to talk about how he sees the possibilities that Machine Learning can bring […]