UltiMaker Unveils Method XL Firmware Updates

Releases Cura 5.7 Beta Version

NEW YORK, NY and NETHERLANDS, Mar 19, 2024 – UltiMaker, a leader in desktop 3D printing, today announces significant updates to the Method XL 3D printers in its latest firmware 2.3 release. With a focus on user experience, Method XL now supports three new materials—ASA, Nylon 12 Carbon Fiber, and SR-30 support material, in addition to several enhancements designed to streamline workflow and enhance productivity.

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Numerous improvements have also been made to Method XL’s notification system and user interface, including faster response times and smoother navigation, to enable a better user experience from start to finish.

In addition to the latest firmware updates to Method XL, UltiMaker has released the Cura 5.7 beta version. Cura 5.7 beta now includes Universal Cura Projects, a new way to share both models and print settings. These printer-agnostic project files allow you to selectively share print settings that are common across nearly all printers.

In Cura 5.7, both Method X and Method XL now fully support cloud printing using UltiMaker Digital Factory. Users can now slice a file through Cura and send it directly to the printer over the cloud, or send it to Digital Factory for additional features, including file storage and organization, print job monitoring, print management, and more.

“With this release, we have doubled the material offering, enhanced the system performance and improved the user experience of the Method XL. We are committed to continually improving the Method XL product and making it the premier choice for Engineering Applications,” said Michael Mignatti, VP, central development, at UltiMaker.

The addition of these new materials to Method XL, only available through Cura and Method XL new print profiles, further enables the printer to support a wider range of industrial applications. Nylon 12 Carbon Fiber is a high-performance, engineering-grade material with high tensile strength, impact resistance, and heat deflection properties. This unique combination of properties makes it ideal for functional prototypes, end use parts, and any application with high performance demands. In addition, Nylon 12 Carbon Fiber has a high stiffness-to-weight ratio, making it a suitable replacement for traditional tooling materials like aluminum in applications like jigs, fixtures, tooling, and end effectors.

ASA is an all-purpose, weather-resistant alternative to ABS that is widely used for functional prototypes and end use parts in outdoor environments. ASA has high UV and chemical resistance that allow it to better retain its gloss, color, and mechanical properties in outdoor exposure. The material has been widely adopted in many industries, including automotive, due to its UV resistance, heat resistance and chemical similarity to ABS.

For more information, visit https://ultimaker.com/learn/ultimaker-cura-5-7-beta-release-notes/.

About UltiMaker

UltiMaker is a global leader in 3D printing, focused on shaping the future of manufacturing and product development. With a wide range of cutting-edge 3D printing solutions, including the popular S and Method series, and an extensive portfolio of 3D printing materials, UltiMaker is paving the way for innovation across industries.

As part of its dedication to advancing education, UltiMaker also offers the MakerBot sub-brand and Sketch series, providing one of the most comprehensive 3D printing ecosystems for classroom learning.

With a focus on reliability, precision, and innovation, UltiMaker is empowering customers to push the boundaries of what’s possible.

Learn more at www.ultimaker.com.

GEFERTEC Introduces arc80X for 3D Metal Printing with WAAM

BERLIN, Germany, Mar 19, 2024 – 3D metal printing with Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing (WAAM) is being used in an increasing number of applications. GEFERTEC, a pioneer in this area, is now expanding the range of available machines with its new arc80X series. This latest generation of machines is in response to widespread customer demand for the ability to produce larger parts with WAAM.

Larger assembly space and more automation

For the machine’s kinematics, GEFERTEC relies upon a CNC-controlled linear axis system, whose high precision ensures sustained process stability and repeatability throughout the entire assembly space. In the 3-axis version, the new production system has an assembly space of 2 x 2 x 2 m and can produce parts with a total mass of up to eight tons. The 5-axis version prints parts with a diameter of up to 0.9 m and a height of up to 1.4 m. In addition to the larger assembly space, this new generation of machines offers many other advantages. These include a higher degree of automation to improve production efficiency and reduce personnel requirements. Automated functions include integrated tool measurement, gas nozzle cleaning, wire cutting, and replacement of wear parts.

The new machine generation also scores points with refined process monitoring to ensure part quality. The process monitor records and stores all relevant data during the printing process. This allows comprehensive documentation for quality assurance and process optimization. An integrated pyrometer measures the part temperature and, together with active component cooling, contributes to optimal quality of the printed part. The optional inert gas box enables printing in a closed inert gas atmosphere. This allows the unit to process even sensitive materials such as titanium.

Process know-how as a service offering

In the past, many potential users of the innovative 3D printing process were reluctant to invest in their own machines. In many cases, this was primarily due to a lack of expertise within the company. GEFERTEC will also be offering a comprehensive service package for this in the future. With their extensive know-how, GEFERTEC process technicians and CAM engineers support customers in easily changing over their parts manufacturing process to the arc machines. Services include parts screening to review technical feasibility and to identify potential areas of increased efficiency. The GEFERTEC experts can also help in the qualification processes. This allows customers to make optimal use of the arc machine and start 3D printing with WAAM even without inhouse experts.

Proven machine design

GEFERTEC has retained the advantages of the previous machine generation in the new arc80X series. The machine is designed as a complete production system based upon the WAAM process. Traditional metal inert gas welding is used for the additive manufacturing of parts. The arc machines combine this with special CAM software and a Sinumerik control architecture. The process offers high build rates, and because wire is used as the raw material, handling is easy and the material is cost-effective. The machines are already being used extensively in industrial applications, such as mass production of turbine components in the energy sector.

About GEFERTEC GmbH

GEFERTEC offers complete production systems for 3D metal printing using the Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing (WAAM) process. In these systems, traditional metal inert gas welding is combined with greater process expertise for the additive manufacture of parts, a reliable machine system, integrative CAM software, and process quality assurance. GEFERTEC is a fully owned subsidiary of the Berlin.Industrial.Group. (B.I.G.), with headquarters in Berlin and approximately 340 employees.

For more information, visit website.

Cupix, Revizto Integrate for Construction Project Management

SAN JOSE, CA, Mar 19, 2024 – Cupix, the creator of the revolutionary CupixWorks, a cloud-based, AI-powered 4D reality capture collaborative construction software, and Revizto, the industry-leading Integrated Collaboration Platform that streamlines and centralizes Building Information Management (BIM) coordination and communication, today announced the launch of a new integration. The new functionality sets a new bar for efficiency, accuracy, and transparency in the construction industry by leveraging the cutting-edge capabilities of both platforms.

CupixWorks, renowned for its innovative use of 360 video to generate precise spatial as-built context in 3D, and Revizto, with its robust Issue Tracker and Clash Automation tools, will work in tandem to harness the full power of reality capture and BIM. This synergy ensures that construction projects stakeholders synchronize the design data to the most up-to-date as-built site context especially for pre-design or on-site BIM coordination purposes, fostering unparalleled collaboration across project teams.

Simon Bae, CEO of Cupix, commented on the integration, “By uniting CupixWorks with Revizto, we’re not just merging two leading technologies; we’re creating a streamlined solution that facilitates collaboration between on-site engineers and off-site BIM/VDC professionals. This integration signifies our commitment to driving progress and efficiency in the construction industry.”

Revizto’s centralized and federated BIM collaboration platform enables architects, engineers, project managers, MEP contractors, facility managers, and owners to access the most up-to-date, conflict-free design data at all stages of a project. By combining Cupix 3D visualization and frequent as-built updates, the combination empowers project teams to work more effectively, reducing the risk of errors and miscommunications that can lead to delays and increased costs.

Arman Gukasyan, founder and CEO of Revizto, expressed his enthusiasm for the collaboration with Cupix, stating, “This partnership aligns perfectly with our mission of ‘Building Better Together’ and is the next step in expanding our network of partners and integrations to advance the AECO industry. By merging Revizto’s Integrated Collaboration Platform with the advanced 4D reality capture capabilities of CupixWorks, we are presenting the industry with a powerful solution. With this, projects are not merely completed; they are perfected.”

Construction professionals worldwide are invited to explore the benefits of this integrated platform, which promises to revolutionize the way construction projects are managed from start to finish. With CupixWorks and Revizto, the future of construction project management is here, and it is brighter than ever.

About Cupix

Cupix is the trusted partner of choice for delivering the industry’s leading cloud based, AI-powered 4D as-built platform to builders and owners everywhere. Their cutting-edge digital twin technology, CupixWorks, helps AEC professionals optimize costs, collaborate remotely around the world, and increase visibility across projects.

For more information, visit www.cupix.com.

‍About Revizto

Revizto is the leading integrated collaboration platform used by professionals from across the architecture, engineering, construction, and operation (AECO) industry to streamline workflows and communication with all stakeholders in a unified environment throughout the project lifecycle. The Revizto platform is intuitive, adaptable, and fully functional from any device.

For more information, visit https://revizto.com/.

Siemens, NVIDIA Expand Partnership

MUNICH, Germany, Mar 19, 2024 – Siemens announced that it will deepen its collaboration with NVIDIA to help build the industrial metaverse. Siemens is bringing immersive visualization powered by new NVIDIA Omniverse Cloud APIs to the Siemens Xcelerator platform, driving increased use of AI-driven digital twin technology. At the NVIDIA GTC, Siemens and NVIDIA demonstrated how generative AI can revolutionize the visualization of complex data, making photorealism possible, and showcased how sustainable shipbuilder HD Hyundai can use it to develop new products.

Image courtesy of NVIDIA

“We will revolutionize how products and experiences are designed, manufactured and serviced. On the path to the industrial metaverse, this next generation of industrial software enables customers to experience products as they would in the real world: in context, in stunning realism and – in the future – interact with them through natural language input,” said Roland Busch, president and CEO of Siemens AG. “In collaboration with NVIDIA, we will bring accelerated computing, generative AI, and Omniverse integration across the Siemens Xcelerator portfolio.”

“Omniverse and generative AI are driving massive transformation for industrial enterprises,” said Jensen Huang, founder and CEO of NVIDIA. “Siemens is bringing NVIDIA platforms to their customers and opening new opportunities for industry leaders to build the next wave of AI-enabled digital twins at every scale.”

Image courtesy of NVIDIA

In the next phase of this collaboration, Siemens will release a new product later this year for Teamcenter X, Siemens’ industry-leading cloud-based Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) software, part of the Siemens Xcelerator platform. Powered by NVIDIA Omniverse technologies, it will provide engineering teams with the ability to create an ultra-intuitive, photorealistic, real-time, and physics-based digital twin that eliminates workflow waste and errors.

Setting up and adjusting details in photorealistic renderings – such as material definitions and lighting environments, along with other supporting scenery assets – will be accelerated dramatically using generative AI. Tasks that previously took days can be completed in hours, with engineering data contextualized as it would appear in the real world. In addition to engineering, other stakeholders – from sales and marketing teams to decision-makers and customers – will benefit from the deeper insight and understanding of real-world product appearance, enabling more informed and quicker decision-making.

In collaboration with NVIDIA, Siemens demonstrated the creation of real-time, photorealistic visualization for HD Hyundai, a market leader in sustainable ship manufacturing. HD Hyundai has been developing ammonia- and hydrogen-powered ships, a complex process requiring oversight of ships that can contain over seven million discrete parts. HD Hyundai can use the new product to unify and visualize these massive engineering datasets interactively.

“We have long trusted Siemens Teamcenter for product lifecycle management. Based on this trust and through this new collaboration, we will be able to visualize and interact with the digital twin of ships while utilizing generative AI to create objects and HDR backgrounds for better understanding of projects in context. This will be beneficial in many ways, as it will reduce errors, improve customer experience, and also save time and cost,” said Taejin Lee, chief information officer & chief digital officer, HD Hyundai.

At NVIDIA GTC, Roland Busch, president and CEO of Siemens AG, showed how the new product will enable you to build collaborative, real-time, physically based visualization driven by generative AI: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LGgccYDyGFk

About Siemens AG

Siemens AG (Berlin and Munich) is a leading technology company focused on industry, infrastructure, transport, and healthcare. From more resource-efficient factories, resilient supply chains, and smarter buildings and grids, to cleaner and more comfortable transportation as well as advanced healthcare, the company creates technology with purpose adding real value for customers. By combining the real and the digital worlds, Siemens empowers its customers to transform their industries and markets, helping them to transform the everyday for billions of people. In fiscal 2023, which ended on September 30, 2023, the Siemens Group generated revenue of €77.8 billion and net income of €8.5 billion. As of September 30, 2023, the company employed around 320,000 people worldwide.

Further information is available on the Internet at www.siemens.com.

AREA Celebrates 10th Anniversary

BOSTON, MA, Mar 19, 2024 – Augmented Reality for Enterprise Alliance (AREA) announced its 10th Anniversary, celebrating a decades-long journey of pioneering advancements in enterprise AR technology. Founded with the vision of fostering collaboration, accelerating adoption, and driving innovation, the AREA has emerged as the leading global, not-for-profit association shaping the future of enterprise AR.

“Innovation knows no bounds, and the AREA is proud to have been at the forefront of driving technological advancements and fostering collaboration within the AR ecosystem,” said Mark Sage, executive director of the AREA. “As we embark on the next chapter of our journey, we are excited to continue pushing the boundaries of what’s possible with AR and shaping the future of enterprise technology.”

Established in 2014, the AREA was born out of recognizing that AR held transformative potential for industries worldwide. With the mission to facilitate dialogue, share best practices, and advocate for AR adoption, the alliance united industry leaders, innovators, and experts to explore the vast possibilities of AR technology. Over the past decade, the AREA has achieved significant milestones:

  • Overcoming Barriers to Adoption: Collaboratively, our members have diligently identified, classified, and prioritized AR security, safety, and human factors risks, culminating in developing comprehensive risk reduction recommendations.
  • Collaborative Research Initiatives: The AREA has spearheaded groundbreaking research projects, fostering collaboration between industry stakeholders and academia to advance AR technologies and applications.
  • Knowledge Sharing and Education: Through workshops, webinars, and conferences, the AREA has served as a knowledge hub, equipping professionals with the insights and skills needed to harness the full potential of AR in their respective fields.
  • Strategic Partnerships: The AREA has forged partnerships with leading technology companies, startups, and research institutions, driving innovation and accelerating the adoption of AR across diverse industries.

“We envision a future where AR seamlessly integrates into everyday workflows, unlocking new possibilities for productivity, efficiency, and creativity,” Sage added.

About the AR for Enterprise Alliance (AREA)

The AR for Enterprise Alliance (AREA) is the only global membership-funded alliance helping to accelerate the adoption of enterprise AR by supporting the growth of a comprehensive ecosystem. The AREA accelerates AR adoption by creating a comprehensive ecosystem for enterprises, providers, and research institutions. AREA is a program of Object Management Group (OMG).

For more information, visit the AREA website.

Object Management Group Celebrates 35th Anniversary

BOSTON, MA, Mar 19, 2024 – Object Management Group (OMG) announced its 35th anniversary. Throughout its history, OMG has led the way in shaping the technological landscape through the establishment and refinement of industry standards. Alongside this, the parent OMG organization continues to create new consortia with a proven organizational development approach, a fair governance model, and access to expertise from renowned figures in the technology industry.

“Thirty-five years ago, eleven multi-national corporations sat down to create an international, open membership, not-for-profit technology standards consortium: the Object Management Group,” said Bill Hoffman, CEO and Chairman of OMG. “Today, OMG standards are pervasive and used across diverse industries and applications from the International Space Station to a grocer’s point-of-sale terminal. And our OMG consortia are accomplishing technological breakthroughs across multiple technologies and industries.”

The torchbearer of OMG’s standards legacy is its Standards Development Organization (SDO), which maintains and owns the standards and ensures their relevance and applicability in an ever-evolving technological landscape. OMG’s well-known standards include Business Process Management+, Common Object Request Broker Architecture, Data-Distribution Service for Real-Time Systems, Financial Instrument Global Identifier, Systems Modeling Language, Unified Architecture Framework, Unified Modeling Language, and many others. (See our website.)

OMG founded the following consortia and communities:

  • 2010: Consortium for Software and Information Quality – develops standards to automate software quality measurement and promote secure, reliable, and trustworthy software.
  • 2014: Data Distribution Service Foundation – advancing the use of the Data Distribution Service specification in high-performance and distributed applications.
  • 2014: Industry IoT Consortium – now integrated into the Digital Twin Consortium (DTC), delivers transformative business value to industry, organizations, and society by accelerating the adoption of a trustworthy Internet of Things.
  • 2019: BPM+ Health – a community using open, standards-based notations that allow health organizations, professional societies, and vendors to document their care pathways and workflows.
  • 2020: Digital Twin Consortium – drives the awareness, adoption, interoperability, and development of digital twin technology.
  • 2021: Augmented Reality for Enterprise Alliance – helping accelerate the adoption of enterprise augmented reality (AR) by supporting the growth of a comprehensive ecosystem.
  • 2021: Responsible Computing – ensures IT organizations are responsible contributors and advocates for the planet’s sustainable development goals.
  • 2024: Managed Communities – collaborative platforms for networking, accessing tools, and staying current on industry trends.

“From technology standards to consortia, OMG remains dedicated to setting the gold standard for innovation, ensuring that our collective pursuit of excellence shapes a connected world that is secure, interoperable, and technologically advanced,” added Hoffman.

About OMG

When tech organizations, governments, and academia must solve discrete pieces of a technology puzzle or discuss matters of common interest, they often seek to join or form a consortium. Since 1989, Object Management Group (OMG) has created and nurtured a productive community with common technology interests and problems to resolve. OMG communities include Augmented Reality Enterprise Alliance (AREA), BPM+ Health, Consortium for Information and Software Quality (CISQ), Digital Twin Consortium (DTC), OMG Standards Development Organization (SDO), and Responsible Computing (RC). OMG is global, not-for-profit, and vendor-neutral.

Visit www.omg.org for more information.

Vectorworks to Rename A&A as Vectorworks Japan

COLUMBIA, MD, Mar 19, 2024 – Global design and BIM software provider Vectorworks, Inc., part of the Nemetschek Group, is thrilled to announce the establishment of a new corporate office in Japan to expand and support its growing customer base and strengthen its position as a leading provider of innovative design solutions worldwide.

The Nemetschek Group has acquired A&A Co., Ltd., the Japanese distributor of Vectorworks software since 1985, from its parent company, Canon Marketing Japan Inc. With the formation of the new office in Japan, Vectorworks aims to offer its products and services to a broader range of designers in multiple industries and specialties including productarchitecturelandscape and entertainment design. The Japan office will leverage the robust sales infrastructure, in-depth market knowledge, and dedicated technical support offered by A&A for nearly four decades to deliver an enhanced customer experience. The A&A business will be renamed Vectorworks Japan, Co., Ltd. as part of this transformation, which will be completed on May 1.

“Advancing our presence in Japan marks a significant milestone in our commitment to serving designers in East Asia and beyond,” said Vectorworks CEO Dr. Biplab Sarkar. “The A&A team has a rich history in the region and has been instrumental in delivering Vectorworks’ products while providing unparalleled support to our customers. With this committed and experienced team, I am confident in our ongoing success and growth in Japan.”

Furthermore, leveraging the expertise of A&A’s product team, this new alliance will ensure the delivery of superior-quality software releases across all versions of Vectorworks for all customers. A&A President Takashi Yokota will be joined by director of operations Takeshi Kimura and director of sales Moriaki Honma to oversee operations in the Japan office location.

“This acquisition is a strong move in driving our business forward in the Asia Pacific region as we continue to lead designers across the globe into the future of digitalization with intelligent software solutions,” said César Flores Rodríguez, chief division officer planning & design and digital twin of the Nemetschek Group. “This expansion reflects our commitment to sustained development and leadership in the AEC industry and lays the foundation for an advantageous growth strategy.”

In addition to its headquarters in the United States and offices in Newbury, England, Sydney, Australia and Vancouver, Canada, Vectorworks has a network of over 30 distributors worldwide. Its software solutions are available in 11 languages, equipping designers with exceptional tools to explore their imagination and design without limits.

“After many years of close collaboration with our partners in the United States, it is an honor to officially join the Vectorworks team in this new capacity,” said A&A President Takashi Yokota. “The Japanese market holds great potential, and now directly operating as part of Vectorworks, we will provide even greater service to designers seeking software solutions tailored to their specific requirements. We are excited to work together to provide the best possible service and will continue pursuing true partnership with our customers.”

The Vectorworks Japan office is located in Tokyo, Japan. More information about Vectorworks can be found at vectorworks.net.

About Vectorworks, Inc.

Vectorworks, Inc. is an award-winning design and BIM software provider serving the architecture, landscape architecture and entertainment industries in 85 countries. Creating intuitive software since 1985, we’ve become the preeminent software built to manage the entire design process. Globally, more than 685,000 users are creating, connecting and influencing the next generation of design with Vectorworks on Mac and Windows. Headquartered in Columbia, Maryland, with offices in the UK, Canada, Australia and Japan, Vectorworks is a part of the Nemetschek Group.

For more information, visit vectorworks.net.

Ansys, NVIDIA Partner for CAE

PITTSBURGH, PA, Mar 19, 2024 – Ansys announced a collaboration with NVIDIA to develop next-generation simulation solutions powered by accelerated computing and generative AI. The expanded collaboration will fuse cutting-edge technologies to advance 6G technologies, supercharge Ansys solvers via NVIDIA GPUs, integrate NVIDIA AI into Ansys software offerings, develop physics-based digital twins, and customize large language models (LLMs) developed with NVIDIA AI foundry services.

Ansys Perceive EM in NVIDIA Omniverse models 5G/6G antenna signals of moving vehicles in Denver, CO (PRNewsfoto/Ansys)

Ansys recently joined the AOUSD to strengthen data interoperability and deliver enhanced graphics and visual rendering to its portfolio. Ansys has already connected Ansys AVxcelerate Autonomy to NVIDIA DRIVE Sim powered by the NVIDIA Omniverse platform, and plans to investigate additional integrations across the portfolio, including Ansys STKAnsys LS-DYNAAnsys Fluent, and Ansys Perceive EM. This seamless interoperability will empower users to tackle a wide range of challenges, from factory-level to planetary-level simulations.

In addition to Omniverse integrations, the collaboration will prioritize advancements in four areas:

  • Accelerated Computing: Ansys, working with NVIDIA, is enabling customers across industries to shorten design cycles and deliver increasingly complex products by advancing numerics research in high-performance computing. Ansys harnesses NVIDIA H100 Tensor Core GPUs to boost multiple simulation solutions and prioritizes NVIDIA Blackwell-based processors and NVIDIA Grace Hopper Superchips for products across the Ansys portfolio, including Ansys Fluent, Ansys LS-Dyna, and Ansys electronics and semiconductor products. Simultaneously, NVIDIA leverages Ansys technology, including semiconductor tools, to enrich virtual models and data center design, ultimately leading to accelerated Ansys solver performance.
  • 6G Telecommunications: Ansys is among the first adopters of the NVIDIA 6G Research Cloud platform, allowing researchers a comprehensive suite to advance AI for radio access network (RAN) technology. Ansys Perceive EM, a new solver powered by Ansys HFSS, builds on NVIDIA 6G Research Cloud, which is designed to speed the development of 6G technologies. Perceive EM’s synthetic data-on-demand revolutionizes 6G system digital twins with elevated predictive accuracy, capable of assessing how real-world conditions impact wireless network performance. Perceive EM will also be available within the Ansys Academic and Ansys Startup Programs, which have reached 2,900+ universities and 2,100+ startups, respectively.
  • AI-Enhanced Simulation: Ansys is exploring the NVIDIA Modulus framework for physics-based machine learning to further boost its software offerings with the latest AI techniques. The work aims to deliver enhanced functionality within the Ansys AI+ product family, such as more efficient optimization, sensitivity analyses, and robust designs.
  • AI Foundry: Ansys is examining the adoption of NVIDIA AI foundry to advance LLM development, furthering the democratization of simulation by simplifying setup and use. Future LLMs tailored to Ansys solutions offer the potential to provide expert virtual assistance that will open the door to new users and create new simulation use cases. Ansys intends to leverage the NVIDIA NeMo platform, which offers a set of tools that make it easier, more cost-effective, and faster to develop generative AI capabilities.

Ansys Perceive EM in NVIDIA Omniverse models 5G/6G telecommunications between a rover, astronaut, and a drone on the lunar surface with predictive accuracy

“We are excited to extend our collaboration with NVIDIA to enable a new frontier of generative AI and accelerated computing,” said Ajei Gopal, president and CEO at Ansys. “Within the dynamic realm of NVIDIA Omniverse, our visionary customers can propel innovation, bridging virtual and physical realities to shape tomorrow’s technologies and help solve the most pressing engineering challenges of our time.”

“Everything manufactured will have digital twins — and the world’s designers and engineers in heavy industry markets rely on Ansys as their simulation engine,” said Jensen Huang, founder and CEO of NVIDIA. “We’re collaborating with Ansys to bring accelerated computing and generative AI to these massive workloads, and to extend Ansys’ leading physics simulation tools with NVIDIA Omniverse digitalization technologies.”

About Ansys

When visionary companies need to know how their world-changing ideas will perform, they close the gap between design and reality with Ansys simulation. For more than 50 years, Ansys software has enabled innovators across industries to push boundaries by using the predictive power of simulation. From sustainable transportation to advanced semiconductors, from satellite systems to life-saving medical devices, the next great leaps in human advancement will be powered by Ansys.

For more information, visit www.ansys.com.