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The moving world of engineering
The world of engineering is constantly moving. Here we gather some of the most important developments and news.
Following the successes of the past year, the 4ITEGO Group will also support the new Solar Team in their pursuit score a hattrick by becoming world champions again in Australia.
During the race, the team also broke the daily distance record twice, an incredible achievement in this prestigious competition.
In an ever changing market, designing eco friendly products becomes more important each day. Customers are looking more towards the sustainability of a product nowadays to see how ecofriendly it is. But how can you improve the adaptation of eco design within your company?
Use case
If you want to build the fastest solar car in the world, you need to make sure that all parts are perfect. But how do you define perfect? And how can you be sure the design is perfect when you don’t have time to test everything live? Therefore the Innoptus Solar Team uses extensive CFD simulations.
Every product has a certain lifespan. How long this period is, depends on a lot of different influences, both external and internal. How can you predict the lifespan of your product to make sure it lasts long enough? Ansys software can help you with this.
Electricity generates heat. When you design a electronic application, you need to make sure that your design is safe. Thermal Reliability should therefore be an important part in your design process. But how can you simulate this and prevent heat from causing issues?
When introducing a new product to the market, you are obliged to comply to the EMC standards. But how do you make sure that your product meets the EMC requirements without extensive testing? Ansys simulation solutions can help you with that!
Ansys introduces an innovative method for designing CMOS image sensor cameras with seamless interoperability between its Lumerical and Speos tools. This streamlined workflow is poised to revolutionize the design process by empowering engineers to optimize CMOS image sensors while factoring in real-world illumination conditions. This will result in the creation of superior CMOS image sensor cameras more quickly and cost-effectively.