Boost Simulation Productivity with SimSolid

Wednesday, February 15 | 15:00 IST (Tel Aviv) 

SimSolid has consistently proven to shorten the design development time by 20x-100x. Computational simulation has been used for several decades to reduce product development time and costs, but the technology that enables it has a fundamental limitation that requires a traditional mesh. Performing structural simulation requires creating a finite element model that involves geometry cleanup, simplification, and meshing, which are time consuming and expert-intensive tasks. It is because of these limitations, that simulation has been used widely in the validation phase and is mostly disconnected from design development.

Join this session with Uwe Schramm, Chief Vision Officer, and Girish Mudigonda, Product Manager, to learn more about SimSolid’s capabilities and its impact on design development.

Wednesday, March 1 | 15:00 IST (Tel Aviv) 

The SimSolid computational engine is based on extension to the theory of external approximations. External approximations are a generalization of Finite Element Method (FEM) in terms that:

• Absolutely arbitrary geometrical shapes can be used as “finite elements”.
• Basis functions which approximate the field of interest in the “element” can be of arbitrary class and are independent of the “element” shape.
• The degrees of freedom are integrals over corresponding geometrical entities.
• Multi-pass adaptive analysis to control the solution accuracy.

Join this webinar to learn more from Victor Apanovitch, Senior Vice President,  about the theoretical background of SimSolid.

Wednesday, March 15 | 15:00 IST (Tel Aviv) 

Learn about Altair SimSolid, a full-featured structural analysis software that can efficiently analyze complex parts and large assemblies on a desktop-class computer. It eliminates geometric simplification and meshing, the two most time-consuming tasks of other simulation software and embedded CAD solutions. The solution is both fast and accurate, helping to produce meaningful results in seconds to minutes. Join Simon Zwingert, a Technical Consultant, in this webinar as he showcases the rapid simulation of three assemblies with up to 1100 parts.