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The Current State of Engineering Simulation

Engineering organizations are embracing simulation-driven design processes, with various simulations occurring more frequently throughout the research, development, and manufacturing cycle. However, compute resource constraints, licensing requirements, analysis speed, and other factors sometimes limit the expansion of simulation for engineering organizations.

According to our report with Digital Engineering 24/7:

32% of respondents report running simulations daily
74% of respondents leverage simulation during concept development/testing
45% of respondents limit simulation complexity because of compute/time constraints more than half the time

The Current State of Engineering Simulation report provides a high-level view of how engineers use on-premises and cloud-based simulation software. Download it now.

Mechanical

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Markus Lempke Computational Designer at Siemens Energy

"Implicit modeling and direct simulations on implicit geometry is a real step change in speed and robustness of optimization workflows and necessary to unlock the real potential of additive manufacturing."

Professional

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Antonio Radenić Battery System Engineer at Rimac Automobili

"Using SimScale in the early R&D stages of the product, we were able to fully leverage simulation capabilities into our product design process. This allowed us to quickly set up different cooling scenarios for our battery cells using SimScale's CHT module to efficiently analyze the impact of design changes on battery module performance."

Enterprise

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Armin Narimanzadeh Manager, Thermofluids & Simulations, Convion

"The design was complex, and using traditional simulation‑driven optimization to find the best‑performing configuration would have taken months. We now have an AI model that can generate a new optimized design in under an hour, and I have complete confidence in the results.”