“Any customer can have a car painted any color that he wants so long as it is black.” – Henry Ford (July 30, 1863 – April 7, 1947) Today, when I see a white car on the road, I can hardly tell what the exact color … Read More
When paying back loans it’s common knowledge that paying more than the minimum will reduce the duration of the loan and thus the total interest paid – saving time and money. When several loans are involved, paying back the loans … Read More
Why is cross sectional analysis useful? Constantly growing safety requirements, search for improved material use, re-design of a structure to fulfill the needs of electromobility, creation of an innovative new vehicle design. All of those crash design challenges can be … Read More
The world is nonlinear, we all know that. The need to accurately represent complex real-world phenomenon has increased given the demand on design and the increased competition in developing these designs. However, running simulations to capture these complex nonlinear behaviors … Read More
The number of joint replacement surgeries in the US is skyrocketing amongst the baby boomer population. Not only are joints being replaced due to fractures and severe pain, but also to facilitate the continuation of an active lifestyle. Previous generations … Read More
African Utility Week (AUW) 2018 brought together technologists, vendors, strategic thinkers and many other parties that are all interested in how utilities can, do and will influence our lives in future. Altair joined the event to talk about our Internet … Read More
Each year Shell Eco-marathon hosts events around the world that challenge student teams to design, build, test and drive ultra-energy-efficient vehicles. Altair was proud to be a 2018 “partner in innovation” with Shell to provide software and support to students … Read More
The design of a manufacturing process is iterative in nature. The influential process parameters which can be quantified (E.g. Die radius) are continuously optimized using metal forming simulators coupled with optimization algorithms. This approach is being successfully applied at various … Read More
Casting is one of the oldest-known manufacturing processes that is still in use today. Complex geometries that are difficult to be shaped by other methods, can be manufactured with relative ease, regardless of size. While the process is at least … Read More
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