What does IoT have to do with racing toy-cars? Everything (if you want to learn more about IoT). Much has been written about IoT but nothing comes close to explaining the concept like experience-based learning. Imagine being at a global … Read More
The power of technology is unstoppable and software development advances are accelerating exponentially. At Altair, we are driven by pushing technology to the edge. And that means looking further into the future than anyone else. By predicting future trends, we … Read More
Setting the Stage An opera singer hits a high note, rattling the audience’s ear drums and exploding a wine glass in the drawing room. You may have seen this in the movies, but is this really possible with sound alone? … Read More
Over the years, computer-aided design (CAD) system geometry has evolved…from wireframes to surfaces to solids, and parametric to direct. Simulation, however, remains stuck using the same old beam, shell or simplified-solids paradigm invented more than 50 years ago. As CAD … Read More
When I began my automotive engineering career, simulation technologies were primarily thought of as validation tools, used to verify the performance of components and system against crash, NVH, durability targets etc. Simulation rarely influenced the design early on. Instead, it … Read More
We are proud to announce the winners of the 2019 Altair Enlighten Award, the automotive industry’s only award dedicated to vehicle lightweighting. Presented annually in conjunction with the 2019 CAR Management Briefing Seminars (MBS), the award honors the year’s greatest … Read More
The use of digital twins is steadily going mainstream, and for good reason: they help organizations ensure their products and systems perform their best. As the name suggests, a digital twin is a digital representation of a physical object or … Read More
Supercomputing in Australia is slated to get a major boost this November, when the “Raijin” system at the National Computational Infrastructure (NCI) at The Australian National University (ANU) is replaced with the Fujitsu-made “Gadi” supercomputer, estimated to be 10 times … Read More
Detailed analysis of automotive aerodynamics has historically been a long and laborious process, and it could take weeks or months to complete design validation. Highly resolved, transient computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulations based on pure CPU systems were very computationally … Read More
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