Aerospace engineering is undergoing a major shift as AI-driven design copilots, GPU-accelerated CFD solvers, and VR-linked CAD dashboards converge to speed up and improve complex project workflows.

PhysicsX’s LGM-Aero AI-based analysis tool predicts performance of new shapes. Credit: PhysicsX Numerical simulation has become an essential part of aircraft design, from aerodynamics and structures ...

“Addressing complex engineering challenges such as developing products that are more powerful, yet greener, lighter yet stronger requires a fully-integrated CAE solution,” said Jean-Claude Ercolanelli ...

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has published multiple roadmaps outlining how the industry can achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2050. One roadmap details the development of more ...

From aerospace to medical devices, engineers are increasingly relying on simulation to replace costly physical testing. But ensuring those models are trustworthy requires rigorous verification, ...

Computational modeling has already transformed aircraft design by reducing dependence on costly testing and evaluation while providing access to high-quality optimized configurations. However, as the ...

Chips destined for the skies or armed forces need extra everything. They require higher layers of abstraction to simulate all the moving parts in the field, high-reliability testing for harsh ...

Mentor Graphics Corporation has announced that the 2008.1 release of Mentor's CHS design software, available this week, provides electrical simulation functionality inherently within the core Capital ...

Introduction to wire harness design for aerospace systems. What are the challenges in wire harness design? Digitization and development software. Today, aerospace and defense product manufacturers are ...

Engineers working in the emerging areas of advanced air mobility (AAM) and electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) may be in uncharted skies, literally and figuratively. While transforming ...

While working on the design of the military’s Joint Strike Fighter aircraft in the late 1980s, Lockheed Martin engineer Paul Bevilaqua made an amazing discovery: By playing software games, he could ...