Tim Palucka

Speos predicts the illumination and optical performance of systems to save on prototyping time and costs while improving a product's efficiency.

See how INNIO uses Ansys Workbench and scripting tools to create digital engineering workflows that automatically integrate simulations into a digital thread.

See how engineers at Robert Bosch GmbH in Germany developed an accurate nonlinear damage model able to predict absolute lifetime of solder connections.

Learn what more than 6,000 survey respondents think about the engineering and technological innovations being made in aviation.

Havells India used Ansys Fluent to ensure that airflow through the three stages of the Meditate Air Purifier was optimized for maximum purification capabilities.

Learn how ATI FlyZero used Ansys software to help develop three aircraft concepts with zero in-flight carbon emissions.

Visit us at CES in booth 4401 to see our customers' innovations and speak to Ansys experts about how we can help you with your engineering opportunities.

Digital mission engineering is the use of digital modeling, simulation, and analysis to incorporate the operational environment and evaluate mission outcomes and effectiveness at every phase of the life cycle.

Through the MBSE Design Center, Hitachi Industry & Control is practicing strategies to manage functional safety and cyber security when supporting automotive OEMs and tier-one suppliers in their design and development of automated driving, automotive infotainment, and automotive control systems.

Learn how Ansys, Intel, and EMA are working together to simulate an entire server.

In his recently released book “The Innovation Factory,” Ansys CTO Prith Banerjee, Ph.D., distills his 35 years of experience in academia, startups, and large companies to present a vision of how to make innovation an ongoing process.

NASCAR had a lot of engineering to do in a short time to launch the Next Gen race cars. See how Ansys LS-DYNA was used to simulate crash tests to save time and reduce costs.

Ansys experts explore the challenges that engineers are now trying to solve and will try to solve in the future in this new podcast.

Ansys Mechanical simulations performed in Ansys Cloud were instrumental in analyzing unacceptable thinning in the walls of a condenser tank and developing a solution.

See how Aevum, Inc., a member of the Ansys Startup Program, plans to change low Earth orbit payload launches with autonomous transport services that can be ready for takeoff in as little as three hours.

See how Air Race E Team Pie Aeronefs of Switzerland used simulation to identify an unexpected and critical second-order failure mode in their aircraft's aileron assembly.

Learn how Pie Aeronefs SA team is using simulation to go from an idea to an airplane in 18 months to compete in the World Championship of Electric Air Racing.

Learn how Predator Cycling used simulation to help design and build the RF20 road bike, as well as an optimized water bottle holder that they can 3D-print in-house and sell directly to consumers.

Ingenieure ohne Grenzen (Engineers Without Borders), a German not-for-profit group, has used Ansys Fluent simulation software to develop a water-powered turbine that generates electricity in rural Cameroon.

Techfit Digital Surgery is 3D printing medical devices using Ansys Discovery 3D design software to customize the implants.

The Onward Project uses Ansys Discovery to create the AdvenChair, a wheelchair design for off-road adventure.

Learn how the Ferrari Competizioni GT team has been working with Ansys to develop a head-up display (HUD) design for their Ferrari 488 GTE racecar.

The Ansys Hall of Fame highlights the best simulation examples of 2019, including cardiovascular systems, landmine detection, ingot cavity detection, aggregate dryers and flutter.