Digital Engineering July/August 2024

In the July/August issue of Digital Engineering, we focus on how simulation technology is advancing the America’s Cup race and marine design in general, along with new monitor innovations and AI-driven simulation.

August 5, 2024

Inside This Issue:

The Race is On

Designing for The America’s Cup Race

When Boats Fly

CFD helps boats grow wings and stay airborne.

3D Printed Vessels Set Sail

From America’s Cup race teams to commercial boat manufacturers, the marine industry is navigating additive manufacturing in search of high-performing designs, time-to-market agility and cost savings.

Quality and Safety Drive Monitor Innovations

The latest monitors reduce eye strain while increasing visible detail.

Preparing for AI-Driven Simulation

Organizing past and present data is the key to developing surrogate models.

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