Ansysは、シミュレーションエンジニアリングソフトウェアを学生に無償で提供することで、未来を拓く学生たちの助けとなることを目指しています。
Ansysは、シミュレーションエンジニアリングソフトウェアを学生に無償で提供することで、未来を拓く学生たちの助けとなることを目指しています。
Ansysは、シミュレーションエンジニアリングソフトウェアを学生に無償で提供することで、未来を拓く学生たちの助けとなることを目指しています。
ANSYS BLOG
October 14, 2020
The Ansys Startup Program has helped 1,000 new companies since it began in 2016, doubling its rate of growth in just the last two years. The program provides entrepreneurs with full access to simulation bundles when their companies need it most.
Startups often have big ideas but limited funding to develop them into products. Without simulation software, startups would be at a disadvantage because they would be forced to perform time-consuming and costly physical prototyping while their established competitors can efficiently advance their product development initiatives via simulation. Companies in the Startup Program can test and modify hundreds of virtual prototypes in the time it would take to build one physical prototype.
“At Firefly, our work is quite literally rocket science,” says Tom Markusic, CEO of Firefly Aerospace in a recent press release. “It takes an enormous amount of simulation and modeling to design components that withstand the tremendous liftoff, flight and space environments. Leveraging the suite of Ansys tools allows us to ensure a design works with limited test iterations, providing up to $5 million in cost savings in engine cooling design, $10 million in increasing engine thrust and up to $500,000 in mass optimizations.”
Firefly Aerospace has graduated from the Ansys Startup Program, which it joined in 2017. The company uses Ansys products to fulfill its mission of providing economical and convenient access to space for small payloads through the design, manufacture and operation of reliable launch vehicles.
To celebrate the 1,000-startup milestone, we will be spotlighting some of the amazing companies that have participated in the Startup Program in upcoming blog posts. You can read about others below:
From rocket science and radar to 3D printing and electric powertrains, companies in the Ansys Startup Program are using simulation to make the world a better place. The Onward Project is a great example. This recent addition to the Ansys Startup Program is using Ansys Discovery to optimize the design of AdvenChair, an all-terrain, human-powered wheelchair.
“We created the AdvenChair so that people with mobility issues can continue enjoying the great outdoors, beyond where the pavement ends,” said Geoff Babb, chairman of The Onward Project. “Upfront simulation is a necessity for us to make that vision a reality. We’re implementing Ansys Discovery into our design process to reduce weight, maintain structural integrity and ultimately cut costs, resulting in a better, more budget-friendly product.”
We want to help next-generation designs come to life by giving startups the necessary tools to overcome early-stage challenges associated with building physical prototypes. Learn more about the Ansys Startup Program.
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