Deliver the transportation and mobility experience of the future: safe, durable, high-quality at scale and low cost. Digital twin technology allows exponential innovations in vehicle performance engineering.
The mobility and transportation experience of the future demands substantially higher levels of quality, reliability and durability while being scalable, cost-effective and competitively differentiated.
Only with an automotive digital twin can engineers innovate faster, drive down costs, solve problems before they occur and deliver the superior performance the market demands. Ansys delivers a physics based automotive digital twin solution that spans critical vehicle engineering disciplines.
Vehicle Exterior
Integrated multi-domain and multiphysics simulation from the cylinder to the system for:
Vehicle Interior
Integrated multi-domain and multiphysics simulation from the seat to the sound for:
Vehicle Chassis
Integrated multi-domain and multiphysics simulation from the suspension to the steering for:
Vehicle Powertrain
Integrated multi-domain and multiphysics simulation from the cylinder to the system for:
Vehicle Electricals
Integrated multi-domain and multiphysics simulation from antenna to ADAS for:
Modern vehicles are extraordinarily complex systems and must meet constantly evolving safety and regulatory standards.
Learn more about how Ansys is advancing safety and security for automotive systems.
Learn how automotive engineering teams verify the performance of their complex headlamp designs.
Headlights were once among the most basic features of any car, but modern technology is setting the stage for a new era in headlight design. Intelligent headlamps with dynamic, adaptive smart features will optimize the balance between illuminating the roadway and avoiding glare for oncoming motorists.
Even more important, as cars become increasingly autonomous, smart headlights lay the foundation for all the other autonomous driving features. Without adequate, appropriate lighting in all situations, the safety and correct functioning of other AD sensors is impossible to guarantee.
Unfortunately, road testing for smart and autonomous driving features is incredibly costly and labor-intensive – and can even be dangerous if something goes wrong. Simulation offers a safer path to well-designed systems in all aspects of automotive design, headlamps included.
Ansys solutions are bringing next-generation innovation to vehicle design. Learn more about simulation strategies and best practices from Ansys experts and customers through a variety of webinars and case studies.
Join us in this multipart webinar series to understand how to evaluate and optimize engine performance using commercial CFD software, as well as technologies in the simulation ecosystem that support, augment and streamline CFD applications. Ansys experts will present the webinars, sharing best practices and simulation strategies.
In this webinar, we’ll discuss accurate CFD/thermal solutions that enable faster, more reliable and more efficient electric machine designs.