The Ansys Human Body Model (HBM) is a set of HFSS projects containing geometry and material proprieties that represent the human body.

This App enables the integration of the turbomachinery design software CFturbo into the ANSYS Workbench. In addition to a connection to TurboGrid, DesignModeler, AnsysMeshing and SpaceClaim, a bi-directional parameter update is possible. Fixed Named selections can be used to create robust workflows.

Standalone general-purpose program for creation, inspection and modification of curves. Direct edition approach: curve edition directly in the graphical window instead of modification of spreadsheet points. Various functionalities available such as filtering, FFT, equation editor, differentiation, integration, approximation and interpolation techniques, definition and edition of spline curves, curve extraction from image files etc. Additional functionalities for smoothing and extrapolation of BH magneization curves.

AVX_EFLvsWAVL.ZPL macro automates the focal length distribution extraction in ANSYS Zemax OpticStudio for feeding the AVxcelerate Camera model.

This extension makes it easy to configure general contact features that were previously only available in Mechanical APDL on Workbench Mechanical.

This is an extension that extracts the contour legend in Mechanical's results display onto a dialog, allowing changes to values and settings to be made at once.

This tool makes it possible to change and save light source settings for all analysis systems in a project at once.

The App allows users to test Ansys AVxcelerate Sensors under MORAI’s high-fidelity Digital Twin and user configured driving scenarios.

This App includes tools to ease workflows around Speos simulations. Tools are related to regulations: - CIE 188 2010 report from headlamp intensity distributions; - C-NCAP report from headlamp intensity distributions; - Road lighting calculations from EN 13201 / CIE 140 2000.

With this extension, the Ansys temperature sensor function (COMBIN37 element for turning on/off incoming heat) can be easily configured on Mechanical.

This tool allows you to create vertices on a geometry surface by entering the coordinates of the point where you want to create the vertex.