CAE Customers
Tech Soft 3D components have proven to be valuable building blocks in a wide range of CAE applications – including FEA, CFD and Multi-Physics solutions as well as a variety of simulation applications. Below are just a few of the ways that firms in the CAE field make use of our suite of robust components.
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HOOPS/3DAF helped Coventor capture the largest installed base of MEMS (micro-electrical-mechanical systems) design software in the world by getting them to market quickly with an advanced pre-processor that combines the graphics power of HOOPS with the modeling strengths of ACIS. |
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For nearly 15 years this leading provider of CAE solutions has relied upon HOOPS as a core component within products such as PAM-Crash, PAM-Stamp, SYSWELD and others. Within their wide range of advanced simulation solutions, HOOPS helps to extend platform and graphics card coverage, insulating the ESI team from ongoing hardware changes and enabling them to focus more fully on internal code generation. Visit www.esi-group.com > |
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EXA develops a range of simulation software for the fluids engineering marketplace. The company recently switched their graphics engine to HOOPS in order to enhance the performance and capabilities of their PowerCASE, PowerPREP and PowerEXPORT solutions. This move to HOOPS enhanced their software and allowed their programmers to remain focused on EXA’s core expertise - solving complex fluid flow problems. Visit: www.exa.com > |
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FEKO is EMSS' advanced 3D field simulator for analyzing electromagnetics and an extremely popular cross-platform application in the aerospace, automobile, defense and communication industries. EMSS worked closely with TS3D to integrate HOOPS, Parasolid and InterOp into FEKO and take their pre- and post-processors to an entirely new level of performance, usability and capability. |
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Fluent is the world's largest provider of commercial CFD software and services. The company’s popular Fluent5 post-processing solution relies on HOOPS as the core graphics engine to handle the visualization of complex – and sometimes massive – CFD data models. Visit: www.fluent.com > |
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JRI Solutions is the software development arm of the venerable Japan Research Institute. When the company decided to make a significant investment in their electro-magnetic field analysis software, JMAG – they turned to HOOPS. Working closely with the services team at TS3D’s Japanese partner, Spatial, JRI was able to produce a new generation of JMAG with significant performance and functionality gains. The move to HOOPS was so successful that JRI is now in development of additional applications that will be powered by HOOPS. Visit: JRI Solutions > |
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MSC.Software Corporation is the leading global provider of virtual product development tools, including simulation software. The company’s popular ADAMS simulation product depends on HOOPS to deliver high performance, reliable graphics on a wide variety of software platforms and graphics hardware. Visit: www.mscsoftware.com > |
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Nika, now owned by Flomerics, works with TS3D to supply the company’s EFD.Lab software for fluid flow and heat transfer analysis. Using 3D InterOp, the EFD.Lab team is able to offer accurate and robust translation of a range of popular MCAD formats – opening new sales opportunities and adding significant value to the overall solution. Visit: www.nika.biz > |
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NUMECA International is a pioneering provider of computational fluid dynamics (CFD) software that is used for the simulation, design and optimization of fluid flow and heat transfer. Powered by the rich visualization capabilities of HOOPS, Numeca’s solutions help engineers predict realistic physical behavior of complex systems where fluids play a significant role. Visit: www.numeca.com > |
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As a privately funded company, Virtual Motion had to deliver their new product to market quickly to generate revenue. The company lacked time and resources to develop its own 3D geometry kernel and graphics. By using the 3D ACIS modeling engine and HOOPS to accelerate their DAFUL software development, Virtual Motion was able to reduce their development time by 50% and gain a competitive advantage by quickly delivering a feature rich product to market. |
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