When you’re designing a new product or application, you want to get it right the first time around – and ideally get there as quickly as possible.
That means you need to rely on your simulation tools to help you design under real world conditions and allow you to explore and push the design envelope, without breaking the product. On top of that, those same tools should be able to get you that real world answer as fast as possible.
At NUMECA we understand that, and that’s why we developed a simulation solution which is tuned to your specific application line, provides automated workflows, and is empowered by the fastest flow solvers on the market. With our robust design optimization environment you can explore and push those design boundaries safely.
Today’s industry leaders trust NUMECA to give them the edge! Click on your application line and find out more about how we can help you ensure your competitive advantage.
See how these industry leaders use NUMECA technology to push their designs closer to perfection, and do it faster:
We are glad to announce the official release of OMNIS™ 3.1. It’s going to bring you exciting new features and product improvements including our new Lattice-Boltzmann based solver. Check it out!
The project is the first of its kind that uses liquid hydrogen as a fuel on a two-seated motor glider.
BRUSSELS, Belgium – [2019-02-20] – NUMECA International today announced a new partnership with Boom Supersonic (Boom), an innovative company building history’s fastest supersonic airliner.
Join us for a one day event on hydro energy on October 23rd, 2019. The Institute of Hydraulic Fluid Machinery TU Graz will give exclusive insight into the NUMECA CFD workflow for a Francis turbine.
NUMECA will be exhibiting at the SNAME Maritime Convention, an annual global platform for technical pros, engineers, and shipbuilders, on Oct. 30 - Nov. 1, 2019 in Tacoma, WA, USA.
Join us for a 2-day conference with cutting edge user presentations in the areas of aviation, automotive, power generation, space and many more... followed by a 1-day training course split according to application lines.
