Simulation Pipelines

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PipelineStudio is the industry-leading pipeline management design software and engineering solution that combines graphical configuration and reporting tools with industry-proven simulation engines. It provides fast, accurate, robust and reliable answers to a wide range of steady-state and transient analysis challenges.

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WinSim, Inc., develops and markets engineering software, has released 15.05 version of DESIGN II, is steady-state and dynamic process simulator.

ANSYS, Inc. announced the availability of its leading engineering simulation solution, ANSYS 16.2, offers advanced functionality enabling engineers to rapidly innovate new products.

ANSYS, Inc. announced the availability of its leading engineering simulation solution, ANSYS 16.2, offers advanced functionality enabling engineers to rapidly innovate new products.

Create Realistic 3D Clothing from Scratch with Marvelous Designer — Beginner to Advanced

Houdini has one of the most innovative, widely used, and extendable dynamics solutions of any 3D solution. The highly popular rigid body solutions and fluid/pyro simulation is relied on in many vfx studios FX pipelines. Wire and cloth simulation are very often underutilized in classic FX work, and often considered mainly for character FX such as hair and clothing. This course will show how wire and cloth simulation can add more realism in many situations involving non-character FX tasks. These workflows can both augment existing destruction workflows as well as enable the Houdini artist to take on many fun and out of the ordinary challenges.

Foundry has shipped Modo 14.2, the latest version of its 3D modelling, animation and rendering software, and the last of the three linked releases that form the Modo 14 Series.

The integrated platform for 1D multi-domain system simulation. Enabling intelligent system simulation. Today intelligent system integration is driving improved product performance and delivering innovative designs in a variety of industries. Recent surveys show that approximately 80% of the next-generation systems and products will be derived from so-called intelligent systems. One of the most common examples is the advanced injection and control systems essential to clean-running and fuel-efficient car engines. But it is not only the automotive industry that is investing heavily in the intelligent system design trend to reach new targets for vital attributes like safety, comfort and, of course, driving pleasure. Active systems are running everything from key operating and safety mechanisms in the latest airplanes to “smart” packaging machines, hyper-speed printing presses, power-packing excavators and highly-efficient wind turbines. Intelligent systems clearly are essential when designing cost-efficient products with higher productivity levels and superior reliability.