ANSYS DesignXplorer
ANSYS DesignXplorer was developed to leverage the power of ANSYS Workbench for parametric analyses. ANSYS Workbench makes it easy to create and manage parameters across a wide range of ANSYS products, has a persistent setup and makes automatic updates. ANSYS DesignXplorer takes advantage of these ANSYS Workbench strengths and enables you to explore, understand and optimize your design so you can apply simulation to drive product development.
Add ANSYS DesignXplorer's systems to the ANSYS Workbench schematic with drag-and-drop simplicity.
You can add ANSYS DesignXplorer’s systems (goal-driven optimization, parameters correlation, response surface and six sigma analysis) to the ANSYS Workbench schematic with drag-and-drop simplicity. ANSYS DesignXplorer systems can then use any of a variety design of experiment (DOE) algorithms to efficiently and scientifically factor the design space and apply state-of-the-art response surface technology to interpolate the results. Our parametric technology calculates correlation and sensitivity along with a host of other insightful metrics so you can more completely understand your design space. Optimization algorithms help to determine the best combination of parameters, and six sigma analysis ensures that your design is robust.
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Simulation Driven Product Development 
We developed the ANSYS Workbench environment as a central platform in support of Simulation-Driven Product Development™. As part of that vision, we created DesignXplorer to leverage the power of Workbench for parametric analyses. Workbench makes it easy to create and manage parameters, setup is persistent, and updates are automatic
You can add ANSYS DesignXplorer’s systems (goal-driven optimization, parameters correlation, response surface and Six Sigma analysis) to the Workbench schematic with drag-and-drop simplicity. The remote solve manager (RSM) allows for distributed solve of design points.
ANSYS DesignXplorer leverages these and other ANSYS strengths to help you truly understand your design — and so that you can apply simulation to drive product development.
