On September 20, 2023, at The Conference Center At Waltham Woods we held our first Waltham User Forum:
This one-day event combined Ansys expert-led road map and technical discussions with customer presentations by Vertex Pharmaceuticals, Mercury Systems, and Brown University.
Questions?
If you have any questions about the event, please reach out to:
Ciara Horgan
Presented by:
Justin Hendrickson, Ansys
The Ansys product portfolio is undergoing rapid change as we increase investment in our core technologies, acquire new solutions, and build out the Ansys simulation platform and digital thread. Learn more about why Ansys is the leader in simulation and where we are headed in the next 5 years.
Presented by:
Sandeep Medikonda, Ansys
PyAnsys is an open-source initiative that enables dynamic interaction with Ansys products via Python. It facilitates scripting, automation, and integration with AI/ML, transforming how Ansys technologies are leveraged. This session will present an overview of PyAnsys's powerful packages, provide examples, and offer helpful tips for newcomers.
Presented by:
Robert Dickens, Ansys
Since the decade's start, significant improvements have been made to the Ansys flagship solvers (Fluent, Mechanical, HFSS). Learn how these updates in usability, performance, and speed can impact your design cycle and bring value to your workflows
Presented by:
Adam Norman, Ansys
Since the start of the decade significant improvements have been made to the Ansys flagship solvers (Fluent, Mechanical, HFSS). Learn how these updates in usability, performance, and speed can impact your design cycle and bring value to your workflows
Presented by:
Tom MacDonald, Ansys
Since the start of the decade significant improvements have been made to the Ansys flagship solvers (Fluent, Mechanical, HFSS). Learn how these updates in usability, performance, and speed can impact your design cycle and bring value to your workflows
Presented by:
Benjamin Colon, Ansys
Materials are increasingly becoming an area of focus for organizations looking to modernize and enable their digital processes. Whether it is finding optimal materials to improve performance, reduce cost, adhere to legislations, or encourage recyclability, having a digital concept of a material allows for the flow of information between these distinct areas. Using tools Ansys in the Ansys portfolio, customers have leveraged their materials data improve processes and prepare for the new challenges.
Presented by:
Roman Walsh, Ansys
By combining interactive modeling and multiple simulation capabilities in a first-of-its-kind product, Discovery allows you to answer critical design questions earlier in the design process. This upfront approach to simulation saves time and effort on prototyping as you explore multiple design concepts in real time with no need to wait for simulation results.
| Registration and Breakfast 9:30AM - 10:30AM EDT | |||
Time | Presenter | Title | Description |
10:30 am -10:40 am | Ed Stricker, | Ansys Opening Remarks | |
10:40 am - 11:10 am | Justin Hendrickson, Ansys | Ansys Product Vision & Roadmap | The Ansys product portfolio is undergoing rapid change as we increase investment in our core technologies, acquire new solutions, and build out the Ansys simulation platform and digital thread. Learn more about why Ansys is the leader in simulation and where we are headed in the next 5 years. |
11:10 am - 11:40 am | Temesgen Kindo, Vertex Pharmaceuticals | Accelerating Design and Experimentation with Simulation | Ansys customer perspective on the digital transformation in product development, and the user experience in this process adoption |
11:40 am – 12:10 pm | Sandeep Medikonda, Ansys | Unleashing the Power of PyAnsys | PyAnsys is an open-source initiative that enables dynamic interaction with Ansys products via Python. It facilitates scripting, automation, and integration with AI/ML, transforming how Ansys technologies are leveraged. This session will present an overview of PyAnsys's powerful packages, provide examples, and offer helpful tips for newcomers. |
12:10 pm - 12:20 pm | Break | ||
12:20 pm - 1:20 pm | Tom MacDonald, Ansys Robert Dickens, Ansys Adam Norman, | 3-Pillars | Since the start of the decade significant improvements have been made to the Ansys flagship solvers (Fluent, Mechanical, HFSS). Learn how these updates in usability, performance, and speed can impact your design cycle and bring value to your workflows |
1:20 pm – 2:20 pm | Lunch | ||
2:20 pm - 2:50 pm | Anu Mishra, | Digital Transformation | Ansys customer perspective on Digital Transformation: Using Ansys and the internal tools they rely on to create a modern digital engineering platform. |
2:50 pm – 3:10 pm | Benjamin Conlon, Ansys | Materials as a tool for Digital Transformation | Materials are increasingly becoming an area of focus for organizations looking to modernize and enable their digital processes. Whether it is finding optimal materials to improve performance, reduce cost, adhere to legislations, or encourage recyclability, having a digital concept of a material allows for the flow of information between these distinct areas. Using tools Ansys in the Ansys portfolio, customers have leveraged their materials data improve processes and prepare for the new challenges. |
3:10 pm – 3:35 pm | Roman Walsh, | Ansys Discovery | By combining interactive modeling and multiple simulation capabilities in a first-of-its-kind product, Discovery allows you to answer critical design questions earlier in the design process. This upfront approach to simulation saves time and effort on prototyping as you explore multiple design concepts in real time with no need to wait for simulation results. |
3:35 pm – 4:10 pm | George Karniadakis, | Interfacing physics-informed neural networks and neural operators for accelerated FEM simulations of multiscale problems | We will review physics-informed neural networks (PINNs) and summarize available extensions for applications in computational science and engineering. |
4:10 pm – 4:20 pm | Nate Fox, | Closing Remarks | |
