Tim Palucka

In his recently released book “The Innovation Factory,” Ansys CTO Prith Banerjee, Ph.D., distills his 35 years of experience in academia, startups, and large companies to present a vision of how to make innovation an ongoing process.

Ansys experts explore the challenges that engineers are now trying to solve and will try to solve in the future in this new podcast.

See how Aevum, Inc., a member of the Ansys Startup Program, plans to change low Earth orbit payload launches with autonomous transport services that can be ready for takeoff in as little as three hours. 

See how Air Race E Team Pie Aeronefs of Switzerland used simulation to identify an unexpected and critical second-order failure mode in their aircraft's aileron assembly. 

Learn how Pie Aeronefs SA team of Switzerland is using simulation to go from an idea to an airplane in 18 months to compete in the World Championship of Electric Air Racing (Air Race E) that is due to formally start in 2022.

Ingenieure ohne Grenzen (Engineers Without Borders), a German not-for-profit group, has used Ansys Fluent simulation software to develop a water-powered turbine that generates electricity in rural Cameroon. 

The Ansys Hall of Fame highlights the best simulation examples of 2019, including cardiovascular systems, landmine detection, ingot cavity detection, aggregate dryers and flutter.