The Rev-Sim.org website provides professional resources and a collaborative community to help increase the value of engineering simulation (CAE) investments through the Democratization of Simulation. By the process of “democratization” CAE experts can put the power of simulation safely and robustly into the hands of those who are not experts in using simulation software, including designers, new engineers and even those in technical sales and support.
The Rev-Sim portal provides access to the latest success stories, news, articles, whitepapers, blogs, presentations, videos, webinars, best practices and reference materials to help democratize simulation in your organization. Ask questions and participate in discussions with your peers and with the expert Topic Moderators on the site.
You’ll also have one-stop access to simulation specialists, industry organizations, special interest discussion groups, and industry media, along with software and consulting service providers to accelerate the return on your simulation investments through democratization.
Join the Revolution in Simulation here to explore, educate, innovate, and collaborate with others who are advancing the power, reach, and reliability of engineering simulation!
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Can Non-Experts Safely Utilize Advanced Modeling and Workflows? The presenters highlight two industry case studies to demonstrate democratization at work.
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Rev-Sim.Org is a collaboration driven by simulation experts, non-experts and users like you! Send us your Democratizing Simulation content and we’ll review and add it to the site if its a good fit.
Jamie Gooch is editorial director of Digital Engineering. He is responsible for fulfilling DE‘s mission to guide its audience to technologies that optimize the product design and development process.
With the right tools and best practices, organizations can move the digital thread forward and keep Excel.
View SummaryThe tried-and-true spreadsheet remains an engineering staple despite an eye-popping palette of state-of-the-art technologies, from advanced simulation to product lifecycle management (PLM), each intended to bring efficiencies and productivity gains to design workflows.
View ArticleChad Jackson has just published a good discussion (with a video narrative, while apparently walking in some airport between flights?) about Digital Twins, as part of his ongoing, excellent "Lifecycyle Insights" website and blog series. Take a look at his blog post.
View SummaryThe industry is aiming to make simulation more pervasive. To do that, you must first make simulation usable by non-experts and ensure that there is a steady supply of experts to verify the works of others.
View SummaryThis push for new users means that in 2018, further support will be poured into tools, user interfaces (UI), technology and licensing models that democratize simulation. Even tools like augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) give users the ability to better interact and visualize simulations. Tools like this will make CAE easier to use and more pervasive.
View ArticleOne powerful approach to Democratizing Simulation is the technique of web applications. Engineering.com's Michael Alba writes about EASA's simulation web apps.
View SummaryWeb apps are created for a very specific simulation problem, and allow users of varying expertise to simply enter parameters and receive the correct output. EASA’s low-code development platform (LCDP) allow users to develop applications with little or no coding required.
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