SolidThinking Inspire 2016 Additive manufacturing accelerated with introduction of PolyNURBS Ĭost-saving benefits for broad range of production processes. “The new assemblies are extremely flexible, allowing for modular modeling where entire subsystems can be replaced or updated automatically, keeping your CAE model synchronised with design.” Dagg, chief technical officer, User Experience at Altair. “With this release of HyperWorks we’ve introduced parts and assemblies in HyperMesh that directly correspond to those in the CAD and PDM world,” said James P. HyperWorks 14.0 also includes Multiscale Designer, FEKO, MotionSolve, HyperWorks Unlimited Solver Node and Click2Cast. Combined with the new graphics engine tuned to handle even the largest models, HyperMesh 14.0’s performance is up to 15x faster for large FE models with solid elements and up to 60x faster for geometry models, while using less hardware memory, Altair states. HyperMesh has a new part and assembly workflow which promotes data flow directly from product data management (PDM) data structures. A solution for the design and optimisation of lattice structures has been developed to support additive manufacturing.

OptiStruct now includes more nonlinear analyses, new contact and optimisation algorithms and improvements in solution speed. According to the company, this release has new products, updates, licensing methods to help users get to the right design, save time and access the latest technologies. Users get further advanced capabilities in CAE simulation software suite.Īltair has officially launched HyperWorks 14.0.

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