While some vendors might simply shoe-horn their software onto Amazon web-services, the SolidThinking team has given it some thought and taken advantage of the benefits of the cloud. SolidThinking has taken the core technology in Inspire and reinvented it for the cloud.
solidThinking Inspire Unlimited to the cloud So it was with some interest that we learnt that solidThinking was looking to open the system up to a much wider audience by allowing them the time to explore the potential, not just for Inspire, but for topology optimisation in general. Inspire enables both simulation analysts and designers to perform what-if studies faster, easier, and above all earlier, encouraging collaboration and reducing product time to market.SolidThinking Inspire Unlimited is pretty straightforward to run and the solve times, although dependent on the complexity of your study and the number of load cases (you can use multiple load cases to reach your optimised form), it’s a system that you need to spend time learning the ‘ins and outs’ of.Īdditionally, as with any such technology, at the point of wider adoption, it needs a fair bit of learning to achieve the best results, which isn’t going to happen in a 30 day trial. The industry standard for structural efficiency, topology optimization by Altair® OptiStruct®, for the generative design of practical, viable, and manufacturable geometry.Dynamic motion simulation, including loads extraction, using the reliable multi-body systems analysis of Altair® MotionSolve®.Structural analysis with the speed and accuracy of Altair® SimSolid® - as independently validated by NAFEMS - provides the ability to analyze large assemblies and complex parts.Inspire's award winning user experience for geometry creation and modification can be learned in just a few hours, and delivers dependable Altair solver power:
Applied early in the product development lifecycle, Inspire accelerates the creation, optimization, and study of innovative, structurally efficient parts and assemblies through collaboration.
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