Inspire now integrates Altair SimSolid for fast, accurate structural analysis of complex assemblies, as independently validated by NAFEMS.

The integration of SimSolid further strengthens these capabilities, making it even easier to access remarkable speed, accuracy and flexibility.” “Instead of employing it purely for validation at the end of the cycle, Inspire enables users to test more alternatives at the earliest opportunity, make better design decisions, and avoid implementing costly modifications at a later stage. It’s no longer a question of who is responsible for simulation, but when and where it features in the process,” said James Dagg, Altair chief technology officer – design and simulation solutions. The latest release offers an even more powerful and accessible working environment, enabling a simulation-driven design approach that will cut time-to-market, reduce development costs, and optimize product performance. Inspire encourages collaboration, optimizes product design, and reduces time to market.Today Altair updated Altair Inspire, the company’s fully-integrated generative design and simulation solution that accelerates the creation, optimization, and study of innovative, structurally efficient parts and assemblies. Its intuitive interface provides the dependable Altair solver power for analysts and designers so they perform what-if studies faster, easier, and earlier.

Users can learn Inspire in just a few hours.

It can accurately analyze the performance of complex assemblies in multiple physics types, including structural, thermal, and fluid dynamics.

SimLab minimizes the time users must spend creating finite element models and interpreting results through automation.HyperWorks delivers easy-to-learn solution- and domain-specific workflows across a growing number of engineering applications to increase team productivity and accelerate the development of today’s increasingly complex, connected products.The same exceptional Altair physics simulations and optimization capabilities are available to customers who need to create new simulation-driven concepts, efficiently model from parametric CAD geometry, or manipulate meshing details on huge assemblies in the largest CAE models:

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