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Making Digital Manufacturing Affordable: A Vendor Perspective
A new breed of GPU-based workstations have the potential to make advanced computing resources available to small- to medium-sized manufacturers — especially the "missing middle" who are not yet ...Full Article
Make Your Own Stuff: RepRap and the Home 3D Printer
Low cost, desktop 3D printers that use plastics and other materials to print just about anything you want are making their way into the home.Full Article
Altair Rep Talks Up Computer-Aided Engineering
Modeling and simulation solutions make inroads into all levels of the design process.Full Article
Simulation Software Lifts Prop-Plane Manufacturing
Propeller airplanes return to the skies as manufacturers adopt digital manufacturing.Full Article
Dana Holding Corporation: Optimizing Products and Processes with HPC
When Frank Popielas talks about the "sweet spot," he's not referring to his tennis game. He's talking about the most efficient and cost effective way to use high performance ...Full Article
The Future Is Not Made, It Is Manufactured
Manufacturing hasn't been proven to sustain the US economy. It has been proven to sustain every economy in the history of civilization. No matter what else you do, you ...Full Article
Simulation Tool Boosts Hydrogen Safety
Norwegian firm has been working to minimize the potentially explosive nature of hydrogen leaks.Full Article
Making High Performance Computing Accessible and Affordable to Manufacturers
The Rocky Mountain Supercomputer Centers (RMSC) is on a mission to bring high performance computing (HPC) technology to the "missing middle" of the North American manufacturing sector. These are ...Full Article
Virgin’s CFD Experiment Loses Momentum
After two disappointing seasons, Virgin Racing parts ways with technical director Nick Wirth.Full Article
Hope for the Missing Middle
There are about 300,000 manufacturing companies in the United States. Only 5 percent of the total are big organizations like Boeing, General Motors and Procter & Gamble; the rest ...Full Article