The latest versions leverage AI and Machine Learning to create Reduced Order Models (ROMs). These tools allow expert analysts to package complex simulations into intuitive, easy-to-use apps that non-experts can run. For example, a designer can run a simplified simulation app to check the structural integrity of a bracket without needing to understand the intricacies of mesh density or boundary conditions. This empowers a broader segment of the engineering workforce to leverage simulation early in the design cycle, catching defects before they become costly.
As hardware becomes more powerful, the way engineers interact with data is changing. The latest SIMULIA version enhances capabilities for and Augmented Reality (AR) visualization. Through the 3DEXPERIENCE platform, users can step inside their simulation results. Visualizing stress concentrations or fluid flow in a VR environment provides an intuitive understanding of product behavior that 2D screens cannot match. This immersive approach enhances communication with non-technical stakeholders, making it easier to justify design changes or validate safety features. simulia latest version