With many decades of experience in NVH CAE simulations, and strong partnerships aimed at optimising and standardising processes in NVH design, Hexagon is charting the course into the future of the mobility.

Hexagon’s Manufacturing Intelligence division has today introduced Elements, new simulation software that helps engineering teams understand the behaviour of systems that are becoming increasingly complex in modern products. Using the software, teams can evaluate the performance and feasibility of new design concepts quickly to inform more efficient product development and reduce risk and cost.

Hexagon’s Manufacturing Intelligence division today announced that its Adams Real Time multibody dynamics simulation software has been validated for operation on VI-grade Driving Simulators, enabling carmakers and tier one automotive suppliers to develop safe and desirable driver experiences efficiently, and without physical prototyping.

Industry research finds sustainability challenges remain for automakers in the electric vehicle market. The wide-ranging survey engaged 416 eMobility design and manufacturing decision-makers across the global automotive supply chain.

Independent research into electric vehicle (EV) development has found that most automotive companies are more focused on improving electric car range and reducing costs than improving the vehicles’ carbon footprint, despite mounting scrutiny of their hidden environmental impacts.

Just 8% of automotive OEMs see new tech-native EV entrants as threat, despite growing evidence that failure to invest in industrial digitalisation approaches may cost them the market.

Open robotic control software platform enables non-specialists to code and control any industrial robot to democratise industrial automation.

e-Xstream engineering, part of Hexagon’s Manufacturing Intelligence division, has been selected by McLaren Racing to provide materials data management for its Formula 1 cars.

Partnership with Fujitsu means Cradle CFD customers can complete previously unfeasible simulations faster than ever before.

New solution helps automakers mitigate noise and vibration through optimal use of acoustic treatments within Actran acoustic simulation software.