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Smart Products, IoT, and Digital Twins: What Do They Mean for Your Business?

Every product designer and engineer has seen these buzzwords a thousand times – smart products, Internet of Things, digital twin. They’re lauded as the future of product development, but it can be difficult…

Meeting the Test of Autonomous Vehicle Development

Filtering out the irrelevant. If you were looking to summarize at least part of the challenge involved in creating an autonomous vehicle, that might be a reasonable starting point. As…

How Machine Learning Techniques Can Help Engineers Design Better Products

Since the early 1950s, machine learning (ML) has developed from playing a simple game of checkers to extremely advanced algorithms that help humans with everything from predicting the remaining useful…

Bringing Personality to the Automotive e-Motor

From a rumbling American V8 to a free-revving Italian twin-cam, in many cars the engine is central to the driving experience. That’s why manufacturers typically devote considerable effort to designing-in…

Identify Attacks on Financial Networks Quickly with AI and Data Visualization

The digitization of business transactions using new FinTech networks and software combined with the rapid spread of cashless settlements has increased threats to the security of operations for retail banks…

How are Your Industry Peers Using Technology to Get Ahead?

The future of smart, connected product development is where artificial intelligence (AI), simulation, and high-performance computing (HPC) converge to a unified discipline. This is sometimes referred to as computational science…

Altair and Gruppo Cimbali Use Digital Twin to Boost Barista Business

Altair (Nasdaq: ALTR), a global technology company providing solutions in simulation, high-performance computing (HPC), and artificial intelligence (AI) is collaborating with Gruppo Cimbali, one of Italy’s leading industrial coffee machine manufacturers, to…

Designing for an Endlessly Connected World

Considering it was granted in 1886, Carl Benz’s patent for a “vehicle powered by gasoline engine” has stood the test of time pretty well. For the next hundred plus years,…

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