Tag: Lightweighting

Intelligent Simulation Technology Delivering Weight Efficient Vehicles

By Royston Jones on May 11, 2012

This post was taken from Altair Enlighten. Earlier last year, I was invited to present at an Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE) event – Lightweighting for Low-Carbon Vehicles. It provided an opportunity to reflect on a number of industry developments … Read More

Optimization Helps Companies Achieve Product Potential

By Royston Jones on April 6, 2012

This post was taken from Altair Enlighten. In December last year, I wrote an opinion piece for the Product Design & Development website which detailed the current and future uses of optimization technologies and the impact they are having on … Read More

Simulation, light-weighting key in achieving fuel economy and emissions goals for automakers

By Royston Jones on March 7, 2012

As gas prices continue to increase across the nation, check out insights I provided to IndustryWeek on how automakers are turning to simulation to help accelerate the industry toward better fuel economy and lower emissions for the future:

Dallara Racecars Speed Innovation Through Simulation

By Tony Norton on February 15, 2012

Check out the following post from my colleague Simone Bonino, who recently sat down with Luca Pignacca of Dallara Automobili to discuss the ways technology impacts the world of racecar design and manufacturing.

2012 North American International Auto Show

By Tony Norton on January 19, 2012

The 2012 North American International Auto Show is underway. Check out the video below for vehicle highlights and my take on what makes 2012 a standout from recent years.

The World’s Fastest Bike

By Tony Norton on December 21, 2011

When I hear McLaren, I think of F1 greats like Hunt, Lauda, Prost, Senna, Hakkinen and a parade of other drivers right up to today’s pilots, Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton. So it was a bit of a surprise to … Read More

How Much Does a Pound Cost?

By Simone Bonino on March 16, 2011

I recently read an article on the cost per pound for dieting programs. When you factor in the cost of food, counseling, gym memberships, etc., it works out to $70-$100 per pound. Unfortunately, most people gain most of the weight … Read More