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SaaS-style simulation apps and on-demand HPC change the role of the classic workstation.

As Metal AM Attracts Attention, the Need for Simulation Grows.

GPU memory is key to handling complex models.

A new approach to multifunctional design uses fields to encapsulate shape, physics and manufacturing process in a single, unified environment.

More complex, higher-fidelity simulation workflows drive hardware upgrades.

Break down the buzzwords to understand and successfully apply AI.

As hype and speculation give way to practical concerns, augmented and virtual reality developers continue to incorporate new innovations into their offerings.

3D scanning is now being used by both public and private healthcare to tailor to specific patient needs.

One particularly beneficial aspect of CAD-embedded or CAD-linked CFD is its potential for enabling and streamlining parametric studies.

In this webcast, Kevin Gautier, Channel Application Engineer at Formlabs, will walk you through the SLA 3D printing process from initial concept in CAD to finished physical part and share a range of applications you can use with our Engineering...

Increase additive manufacturing efficiencies and lower production costs with upfront simulation.

Research proves the importance of displays to increase engineering productivity as 4K resolution becomes standard. The increased clarity in 4K is also driving new use cases.

Minimize build failures and optimize designs using latticing tools, build supports and automatic part packing. Simulate and predict the thermomechanical response of additive parts during the metal powder bed fusion and directed energy deposition manufacturing processes.

This e-guide provides key principles for choosing a workstation best suited for engineering simulation. With proper configuration, workstations can help drive significant productivity gains for users, enable digital transformations across organizations, and, ultimately, deliver greater competitive advantages.

The success of deep learning as the first Big Compute killer app signals an inflection toward exponentially greater use of large-scale, specialized computing.