Dassault Systemes Delivers Isight 4.0 for Simulation Automation and Design Optimization

Features improved efficiency for developing component applications and creating simulation workflows.

Features improved efficiency for developing component applications and creating simulation workflows.

By DE Editors

Dassault Systèmes has announced the availability of Isight 4.0, its simulation process automation and design optimization solution from SIMULIA.

 
Dassault Systemes Delivers Isight 4.0 for Simulation Automation and Design Optimization

Isight provides engineers with an open system for integrating design and simulation models, created with various CAD, CAE,  and other software applications, together into a simulation process workflow. Isight users can use the workflows to run hundreds or thousands of simulations without manual intervention. Using optimization methods such as Design of Experiments, Approximations, and Design for Six Sigma, engineers are able to explore the complete design space to identify optimal performance parameters.

Isight 4.0 provides an Abaqus Unified FEA application component as part of the base Gateway package, enhancing the use of the FEA technology from SIMULIA within Isight process workflows. Enhanced support for scripting has been added for customers and partners who use the Isight component software development kit to develop their own custom components. Also, the Dassault Systèmes software developer community is now extended to support third-party simulation component development for Isight with APIs,  tools to improve the process of developing third-party components that will provide efficiency gains to Isight users.

“The open, component-based technology in Isight simplifies the integration of CAD and CAE applications into a simulation workflow,” stated Steve Crowley, director of product management, SIMULIA,  Dassault Systèmes. “By leveraging the new features and enhancements in Isight 4.0, our customers will achieve significant efficiency improvements in capturing and automating their simulation workflows. This, in turn, will allow them to dramatically increase the number of simulations they can perform,  accelerating their ability to optimize their product’s performance earlier in the development cycle.”

For more information, visit Dassault Systèmes’ SIMULIA site.

Sources:  Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.

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