At the French engineering school Arts et Métiers, the 3DEXPERIENCE platform enables future engineers to develop the skills and creativity they need to build a more sustainable world for tomorrow.
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At the French engineering school Arts et Métiers, the 3DEXPERIENCE platform enables future engineers to develop the skills and creativity they need to build a more sustainable world for tomorrow.
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From Theory to Takeoff: ISAE Group Prepares the Next Generation of Aerospace Innovators
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Actiflow develops a validated model for the simulation of trailing edge noise of a wind turbine blade
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Czech Chropyňská Group supplies robotic lines for the automotive industry. They adopted the 3DEXPERIENCE platform to provide a consistent source of data.
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csi adopted the 3DEXPERIENCE platform to embed LCA into a virtual twin to support the eco-design process of its customers - all on the push to a more sustainable automotive industry.
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Seatbelts OEM Samsong chooses 3DEXPERIENCE platform as its PLM solution provider.
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Prepare consumer goods product development for AI. Start with digital continuity across product lifecycle data and virtual twins. See why an open, integrated platform helps engineering and manufacturing teams reduce late-stage issues, make earlier decisions and build a strong foundation for consumer product innovation.
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Historically, access to healthcare hasn’t been equal between the two sexes. Now, global efforts are working to change the status quo.
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Managing Composites shows how CATIA Composites and the 3DEXPERIENCE platform turned a complex hypercar program into a connected, real‐time engineering workflow, enabling faster decisions and an on‐time prototype.
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Reconfigurable intelligent surfaces, or RIS, sit at one of the most interesting intersections in modern wireless engineering. They draw on metamaterials, electromagnetic (EM) design, signal processing and high-performance computing, all in service of a deceptively simple idea. You can take a flat, low-power panel and make it behave like a steerable antenna. That promise is what makes RIS so relevant to satellite communication. Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) constellations are now real, ground terminals are being asked to do more in smaller packages, and 6G is starting to take shape on the horizon. RIS is moving from research papers into practical antenna systems and simulation is the bridge that gets it there. To explore where the technology stands today, Jonathan Oakley, Director of High-Tech Industry Enablement at Dassault Systèmes, sat down with Rodrigo Enjiu, Global High-Tech Industry Senior Specialist at Dassault Systèmes, to talk through the physics, the simulation workflow, and what comes next.
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