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Altair releases design and simulation platform Altair HyperWorks 2024
By EP&T Magazine
Engineering Software Test & Measurement Engineering AI design digital engineering simulationThe company said these latest enhancements will facilitate AI-powered simulation-driven innovation.
Altair is set to release their new design and simulation platform HyperWorks 2024, which the company says will deliver advancements in artificial intelligence-powered engineering and business.
The platform will look to introduce AI to every step of the product life cycle, and with support for python and C++, it integrates with more that 250 CAD systems, solvers, and file formats, the company reported in a press release.
HyperWorks 2024 enhances processes from design to in-service operations, and gives users access to other Altair tools including HyperMesh, SimLab, physicsAI, and Inspire which can be utilized at different stages of the design process.
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The latest release delivers significant advancements in artificial intelligence (AI)-powered engineering and business, mechanical and electronics systems design, and simulation-driven design and optimization. Image Credit: Altair
James R. Scapa, founder and chief executive officer of Altair, said in a media statement the platform would offer users a unified experience across any geometry, physics, and complexity and at every state of the product development lifecycle.
“With AI-embedded workflows, game-changing photorealistic graphics, and a unified back-end data system, Altair HyperWorks is the foundation upon which many of the world’s most innovative digital engineering practices are being built,” he said.