Game, Set, Match! Simulation of the Magnus Effect in Tennis
The Magnus effect is a well-known effect that impacts the motion of a spinning object through a fluid. One of the most common ways to experience the impact of this principle is through the motion of balls in sports. Indeed, this physics principal is used by amateurs and professional athletes in sports such as tennis, […]
Leveraging MBSE for Next-Gen Heavy Mobile Equipment and Machinery
Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) revolutionizes heavy mobile machinery and equipment development, enhancing collaboration, efficiency, and innovation Innovate to Elevate: The Future Beyond Traditional Engineering The Heavy Mobile Machinery and Equipment industry is witnessing a significant shift with the rise of autonomous machinery, vehicles and equipment capable of operating without human intervention, necessitating robust control systems and sophisticated sensors. The […]
Democratizing Engineering Analysis Through a Universal Material Subroutine
The recent webinar playback for Democratizing Engineering Analysis Through a Universal Material Subroutine with Dr. Ellen Kuhl from Stanford University and Dr. Mathias Peirlinck from Delft University of Technology is now available in the SIMULIA Community. Listen as they share their expertise on democratizing engineering analysis through a universal material subroutine By Katie Corey Constitutive […]
MBSE and the future of farming
The next era of farming will be more proficient, productive and sustainable, driven by sophisticated agricultural machinery and equipment operating as part of a wider, connected ecosystem. Underpinning it all: model-based systems engineering. By Abid HUSSAIN The next farming era will be more proficient, productive and sustainable, driven by sophisticated agricultural machinery and equipment operating […]
Workflow for Patient-specific Femur Simulation
Hear from SIMULIA Champion, Professor Stefanie Feih of Griffith University, about how orthopedic surgical planning can now leverage patient-specific neuromusculoskeletal models to determine physiologically plausible muscle and joint contact forces comprising points/areas of application, magnitude, and direction. Finite element analysis (FEA) is subsequently employed to estimate stresses and strains in the implants and their host […]
Thermal Behavior of Vehicle Seats: Using Simulation to Enhance Thermal Comfort
This current customer reference story aims to present a first-of-its-kind simulation workflow using a PowerFLOW-PowerTHERM coupled simulation to assess the thermal behavior of a vehicle seat provided by Lear Corporation By Dr. Faron Hesse The following post was written in coordination with Dr. Thorsten Hans , Lear Corporation’s Comfort & Trim Simulation group leader. Dr. […]
Impedance Simulation of Differential Transmission Lines Considering ESD Protection Diode Components
Transmitting high-bandwidth data between transmitter and receiver over a single twisted pair (STP) requires additional ESD (electrostatic discharge) protection components at transmitter and receiver sides. These protection components are mounted on the printed circuit board (PCB). With a data rate of 6 Gbps, the design of the PCB transmission line has to consider the ESD […]
Debugging Abaqus Models
This blog is a comprehensive exploration of the process of debugging models in Abaqus/Standard, with a specific focus on resolving convergence issues. It provides a detailed comparison between Abaqus/Standard and Abaqus/Explicit, using iterative methods and strategies, highlighting the importance of understanding model features, adopting systematic approaches, and maintaining perseverance in the face of issues By […]
Abaqus Makes an Impact in the World of Biomimicry and Soft Robotics
Two engineering fields that are advancing rapidly are soft robotics and biomimicry, and can be helped by Abaqus simulation By Katie Corey Two engineering fields that are advancing rapidly are soft robotics and biomimicry; in fact, the two areas often overlap. Taking inspiration from nature is a concept that has been around for a while, […]
Pioneering the Future of Systems Engineering
In the evolving landscape of systems engineering, a spotlight is cast on the innovative practices of model-based systems engineering (MBSE). Specialized firms like Samares Engineering, with a decade-long legacy, lead the charge in adopting MBSE to address the industry’s multifaceted challenges By Garima DHASMANA In the evolving landscape of systems engineering, a spotlight is cast […]