New features include the ability to generate optimized lattice and mixed solid-lattice structures, visualize simulation results in 3D, and export lattice designs in. “We continue to add tools to make Inspire more beneficial to its users in each step of the design process.”

“In order to stay competitive while pushing the innovation envelope, simulation must drive the entire design process from the early concept design phase all the way through to production,” says Andy Bartels, Inspire Program Manager. Motion – Assessment of complex mechanical Systems for load generation System Simulation “Inspire integrates well into large manufacturing enterprises for rapid simulation and lightweighting insights, and has an intuitive user experience that is ideal for small and medium-size businesses with little or no simulation experience.”

“Inspire 2018 enables designers and engineers to leverage simulation in new and inventive ways to accelerate the development of high-performance, innovative products,” says James Dagg, CTO for User Experience at Altair. It creates and investigates structurally efficient concepts quickly and easily, leading to reduced costs, development time, material consumption, and product weight. Inspire is a powerful yet easy to use generative design/topology optimization and rapid simulation solution for design engineers. The simulation-driven design software is available through Altair’s solidThinking channel partner network and directly to its HyperWorks user community.

Lattice Analysis – Structural simulation of mixed solid and lattice optimization resultsĪ new year means new software updates, and engineering software developer Altair today announced the release of Inspire 2018.

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