Digital Engineering, October/November 2020
Our October/November coverage of generative design, GPU acceleration, additive manufacturing, and the shop floor of the future.
November 1, 2020
Inside This Issue:
A Glimpse of the Generative Design Market
Analysts speculate market impacts of COVID-19, and find ways to evaluate software efficiency.
Lighter by Design
Generative design can help engineers meet new lightweighting requirements.
Winners of Altair Awards Are No Lightweights
Companies representing automotive industry share lightweighting recipes for success.
A Match Made in Heaven
Additive manufacturing and generative design tools can be tapped as a dynamic duo to create and build parts fully optimized for weight and cost.
A Window Into Tomorrow’s Shop Floor
The transformation to digital manufacturing requires a combination of technology, processes and people.
GPUs Are Workstation Essentials
Graphics, AI and parallel processing tasks have made GPUs a key enabler of engineering productivity.
Factory Digital Twins Enhance Worker Safety and Supply Chains
How plant simulation and modeling technologies help enforce social distancing and safety practices
Dell Precision 5750: The Smallest 17-in. Workstation
Dell’s new Precision mobile system is small but pricey.