Curt Chan

UK Startup CAE finds an unexpected way to make space more accessible, more affordable, and more democratic: by 3D printing rocket engines.

A new exhibit at Scotland’s Aberdeen Science Centre provides budding scientists with hands-on exposure to computational fluid dynamics software from Ansys ― and lasting lessons about sustainable energy generation.

Working with hardware and software companies ensures engineers have a ready-to-perform simulation solution that is always available via the cloud without hardware barriers, providing accessibility and scalability on demand.

Learn how Pankl Racing’s partnership with Ansys helps the company overcome the challenges of designing for additive manufacturing while still achieving the robust structural and thermal strength needed to withstand the harsh environment of automotive racing.

See how the addition of Ansys associative CAD interfaces, history tracking, and Ansys Workbench connections make Discovery an ideal complement to most other tools and workflows in the Ansys portfolio.

In this reverse engineering example, AESC generated a 3D scan, designed a custom-fit boat platform in Ansys SpaceClaim, simulated it and manufactured it.

See how Ansys Discovery not only speeds up the design process with rapid simulations, it also helps Moffitt Corporation make the sale by giving their prospective customers a visual depiction of their solution.

Learn how multiphysics capabilities, performance improvements and improved connections to other Ansys applications make Discovery a compelling tool for upfront design exploration.

Ansys SpaceClaim and Ansys Discovery are used to quickly evaluate the influences of design variations on high-temperature 3D printing components.

Ansys Discovery was used for airflow simulation to help CrossFit gym re-open during the Covid-19 pandemic.

See how scan-to-CAD technology from Ansys helps the reverse engineering process, allowing engineers to recreate discontinued or hard to obtain parts