Written by Ajay Harish on July 20, 2018
In this article, we discuss the differences between Tour de France standard bikes that are used during all the stages of the race...
Written by Anastasia Churazova on July 26, 2017
Snap-fits are everywhere you look! Remember your indestructible Nokia 1200? It made use of a very well designed snap-mechanism to...
Written by Anastasia Churazova on June 2, 2017
Product design is a highly complex process, with multiple objectives, requirements, and constraints, all of which need to be...
Written by Andreea Zaharia on March 31, 2016
The reason why SimScale was created was to help engineers, designers, and manufacturers develop their better products...
Written by Radu Crahmaliuc on March 29, 2016
In a previous article, we talked about the role of engineering simulation in the consumer goods industry. Now, we will focus on...
Written by Radu Crahmaliuc on March 15, 2016
Consumer goods simulation is addressing one of the fastest growing sectors in the industry today: mass manufacturing. Huge...
Written by Andreea Zaharia on January 19, 2016
After the success of our drone workshop, we are proud to announce that SimScale was named as one of the 70 drone companies to...
Written by Radu Crahmaliuc on December 28, 2015
Natural frequency analysis is one of the most useful applications in FEA. It is commonly used in relation to modal analysis in...
Written by Andreea Zaharia on December 16, 2015
December brought big news from SimScale: engineering simulation became practically free with the new SimScale Community Plan,...
Written by Milad Mafi on December 4, 2015
It has become tradition, apparently; one of my favorite tasks at work is still to organize, execute and support our famous...
Written by Andreea Zaharia on October 23, 2015
Engineering Weekend is back with more interesting articles to inspire you! I hope you’ll like them and let us know what...
Written by Anna Flessner on October 6, 2015
The worst situation any parent could imagine is the loss of a child. Every year in Europe alone, 400 children die as a result of...
