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AVI-Gallery contains more than 150 animations illustrating analysis results obtained with use of ANSYS and LS-DYNA FE software.
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Latest News in Heavy Engineering
New fe-safe Component for ANSYS WorkbenchSafe Technology Limited announced the release of the fe-safe Component for ANSYS Workbench, enabling the integration of accurate design durability analysis into the Workbench project environment. Read More... (Reads: 21)
Russian high-tech engineering company CompMechLab and KISSsoft AG signed an agreement about KISSsoft/KISSsys software distributionSwiss company KISSsoft AG develops software solutions for engineers who work in various branches of industry. “These are our first steps in Russian market, but we can see the huge potential and positive development trends of Russian industry. For more convenient work with KISSsoft/KISSsys we have already started the software translation into Russian and adaptation to Russian standards. We are glad that we have signed the Agreement with CompMechLab® Ltd. We expect this company to be our reliable and highly professional partner in KISSsoft and KISSsys software promotion, application, customers training and support in Russian, CIS and Baltic States markets,” – added KISSsoft AG General Director, Dr. Stefan Beermann. Read More... (Reads: 18)
Autodesk to Acquire ALGOR, Inc.Autodesk, Inc. , a world leader in design innovation technologies, announced today that it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire ALGOR, Inc., a leading provider of analysis and simulation software, for approximately $34 million.
ALGOR's computer aided engineering software is used for product design and development in the automotive, aerospace, medical, consumer products, defense, energy and utilities industries.
"Autodesk strives to offer manufacturers the most comprehensive and easy-to-use Digital Prototyping solution on the market," said Robert "Buzz" Kross, senior vice president of Autodesk Manufacturing Solutions. "The acquisition of ALGOR will add significant new capabilities to virtually test and predict the impact of simultaneous real world conditions like heat and pressure on product designs." Read More... (Reads: 2021)
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