ANSYS 18: Pervasive Engineering Simulation
Today's industries are undergoing the most fundamental transformation in manufacturing since the introduction of the assembly line more than a century ago. Trends like the Internet of Things, additive manufacturing, and machine learning are merging the physical world and the digital world, resulting in products that defy imagination. As products become smarter, companies are also changing the way they manufacture and operate products. But this new opportunity brings considerable complexity — complexity that can be tamed with pervasive engineering simulation. Pervasive simulation expands simulation's traditional boundaries, broadening the use of these tools upstream to product design and downstream to operations through the use of digital twins. These changes require pervasive engineering simulation, in which simulation performs a central role in all aspects of the product lifecycle — from concept, through engineering design, and into operations.
Engineers can save time and money by performing simulations earlier in the design cycle, using digital exploration to explore a larger design space faster before making design decisions and locking in costs. Similarly, simulation is moving downstream into operations, where real-time simulation using digital twins is providing insight into a product's real-world performance and maintenance. ANSYS 18 is our next step in delivering pervasive engineering simulation. Placing simulation into the hands of more engineers throughout the product lifecycle.
Join the new CEO of ANSYS, Ajei Gopal, and visionary customers Cummins, Nubia, Oticon, Metso, GE Digital as they demonstrate the power of pervasive simulation. You'll also hear directly from the ANSYS development teams that have worked tirelessly to produce the latest version of our industry-leading solutions. They'll discuss how ANSYS 18 deepens and strengthens the ANSYS engineering simulation platform — and how it supports new applications.
Watch this archived webinar to learn:
- How you can use digital exploration to quickly evaluate changes in design, reducing development costs and preventing late-stage design changes
- How digital prototyping enables you to provide insights into real-world product performance, test "what-if" scenarios and ensure optimal designs
- How simulation is moving downstream of the product lifecycle through the use of digital twins to increase efficiency and to decrease unplanned downtime