Simulation is the Key to Integrating Touch Sensors in your Next Vehicle

By Altair Partner Alliance on November 7, 2018

The automotive industry is undergoing a massive change. This traditionally slow-moving industry is pushed towards innovative products with significantly shorter development cycles than in the past. The main driving forces of this change are the latest emerging technologies, such as e-mobility and connectivity.

As a result, automotive interior designers and companies are eager to follow this trend and they are striving to give a facelift to the outdated interior of modern vehicles. The trend is to replace gauges with screens, and mechanical sliders and buttons with touch sensors (even combining the two into touch screens).

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Altair’s 2018 Global Technology Conference Commences in Paris

By Chad Zamler on October 17, 2018

The first day of Altair’s Global Technology Conference (ATC) 2018 just finished and what a day it was! With more that 870 registrations and over 600 people already joining today’s industry seminars and welcome reception, this conference sets out to break all records. 

Simulation-Driven Design and Manufacturing

By Ravi Kunju on October 15, 2018

“Any customer can have a car painted any color that he wants so long as it is black.”  – Henry Ford (July 30, 1863 – April 7, 1947)  Today, when I see a white car on the road, I can hardly tell what the exact color … Read More

Multiphysics Analysis of an Aircraft Radome

By Eamon Whalen on October 10, 2018

A variety of critical performance metrics can be predicted via simulation, including boresight error, transmission loss, bird-strike damage, and deflection under aerodynamic load. When it comes to aircraft design, engineers must meet standard requirements and consider every scenario. Would the … Read More