A 23-year strategic collaboration towards virtual performance analysis.
As a case study for the impact and collision simulation "PAM-CRASH," we introduce Volkswagen. The Volkswagen Group is the largest automobile manufacturer in Europe, having sold over 6 million vehicles in 2008, and is one of the major global automotive manufacturers. The collaboration between ESI Group, a pioneer in collision simulation, and the Volkswagen Group dates back to 1986, and through their cooperation, the first collision simulation method using PAM-CRASH was developed 23 years ago. ESI Group continues to provide the best technology for automotive collisions, occupant safety, and structural simulation to the Volkswagen Group. For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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【Benefits】 ○ Optimization of product performance → Significant reduction in product development process time ○ Reduction in product development costs ○ Shortening of development period ○ Promotion of product innovation ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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【Purpose】 ○ For impact and collision simulation. → Applicable fields: automobiles, ships, aerospace, railways, sports equipment, biotechnology (biomechanics), machinery, nuclear power, electrical appliances, etc. ● For more details, please contact us.
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ESI Group is a leading company in "virtual prototyping," providing innovative solutions and services focused on "materials physics." We have developed unique solutions that enable the replacement of physical prototypes and experiments with virtual design, manufacturing, assembly, testing, and evaluation. Leveraging today's cutting-edge technology, ESI's virtual prototyping addresses performance evaluation throughout the product lifecycle, from the start of use to the end of life, proposing a broader concept: Product Performance Lifecycle (TM). This is achieved by creating a Hybrid Twin (TM) that utilizes simulation, physics, and data analysis, allowing for smarter product development, maintaining a connection with the actual product, and enabling performance predictions and maintenance timing throughout the product's usage period.