Digital Engineering Optimal Technology for Engineering Design

Five years ago, cloud rendering seemed poised to explode. Now, it seems to have made little progress. What went wrong?

Coordinate measurement machines, computerized tomography and 3D scanning can help address a host of measurement needs.

Software and techniques for photorealistic virtual prototypes have developed beyond simple images.

The hardware and software allow engineers to create professional scans.

Using the right software and hardware can enhance and expedite the product development process.

How do engineers figure out a way to run a massive network of wireless sensors?

The Center for Collision Safety and Analysis helps automotive, aerospace and transportation industries keep current with simulation and testing methods.

The visualization software now has streamlined Snapping, updated UV mapping and Nodal Shading features.

The technology for analysis and simulation is becoming more accessible -- though how do we close the gap between analysts and engineers?

General Motors uses LMS Soundbrush to “visualize” sound and improve design.

While no one wants a product to be heavier than necessary, lightweighting has become an obsession in the automotive and aerospace industries.

CAD animation is becoming more common, affordable and available -- both within the CAD programs themselves, and through closely linked third-party applications.