Composites have become key materials for strategic industries such as aerospace, new energy vehicles, and high-end equipment due to their superior specific ...

From simulation‑driven development to real‑world execution, Microsoft and NVIDIA are helping manufacturers leverage AI to ...

Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a research concept — it is the economic engine driving infrastructure investment worldwide. The growth of AI data centers, powered by high-performance CPUs, ...

In the age of Industry 4.0, manufacturers are expected to develop increasingly sophisticated, digitally integrated products while controlling development costs and accelerating time to market.

A new framework, built using Nvidia Omniverse, Microsoft Azure and accelerated Synopsys physics, has already been deployed by packaging equipment supplier Krones to create near real-time simulation ...

HORSHAM, PA — Manufacturing software firm Aegis Software has completed the acquisition of Simio, a move that deepens its push into digital twin simulation and advanced planning tools as manufacturers ...

A Dassault Systemes monitor shows what a user is seeing via an Apple headset of a Formula One race car. France-based Dassault Systèmes this week showed where manufacturing technology is headed – a ...

An estimated two million different types of medical devices are in the global market today, according to the World Health Organization. 1 From pacemakers to continuous glucose monitors, healthcare ...

Vinci’s physics AI foundation model delivers deterministic, solver-accurate warpage analysis across extreme scales—already in production use at leading hardware companies Building on its ...

SimScale integrates Pamics solver to deliver meshless fluid dynamics simulation, accelerating workflows by 10-20x for engineers ...

Disruptive AR systems will push the limits of optics: limits in design, limits in manufacturing, and limits in overall system integration. The trend of optical components being integrated into more ...

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