The 10x ICME Solution was developed in collaboration with global OEMs and material suppliers, and is applicable to a wide range of materials, including plastics, composites and ceramics, and manufacturing processes, such as injection molding, automatic fiber placement and additive manufacturing. Roger Assaker, CEO at e-Xstream engineering Chief Material Strategist, MSC Software, introduces the 10x …
For our flagship Finite Element Analysis (FEA) software, MSC Nastran, development never stands still. It’s used in every industry in many modes, providing robust and precise results for anything from composite and mixed material analyses (NAS113) to topology optimization (Sol 200). The innovation takes place in the continuous refinements, new features and core optimisations that …
Just occasionally something happens that intersects with the real engineering world I inhabit and the domestic world of my home life…. Recently, some autonomous vehicle simulation colleagues and I got into a deep discussion about whether MSC Software’s VTD (Virtual Test Drive) ADAS/AD simulation toolset can simulate realistically poor daylight on a murky day, complex …
By Marcus Fälth, CAE Technology Specialist, Research and Development Department, Husqvarna AB Durability analysis, including material fatigue life prediction, is a very important part of Computer Aided Engineering. It provides valuable information about the product service life, which highly influences customer experience and satisfaction. Husqvarna Group, global leading producer of outdoor power products, count on …
MSC Software has introduced new interoperability enhancements between MSC Apex and MSC Nastran. The implementation of a new Faceted Body Toolset enables CAE analysts to automatically regenerate geometry from meshes without the need for manual CAD model recreation. “There is huge value in MSC Nastran engineering data for maintenance simulations or as a starting point …
The first manned moon landing fifty years ago remains an inspiring example of human engineering, courage and determination. Today we’re still benefiting from the innovation it unleashed across multiple disciplines as the world looks anew at space exploration. On 20 July 1969 the Apollo 11 spacecraft made the first manned moon landing. Fifty years later …
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