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CADFEM is one of the pioneers in the application of numerical simulation and digital engineering. We are one of the largest European providers of computer-aided engineering, a long-standing sales and technology partner of the leading software Ansys, part of Synopsys, Inc.. Simulation makes a lot possible today. But because software alone does not guarantee simulation success, we offer everything that matters from one source: software and IT solutions. Consulting, support, engineering. Know-how transfer. Our Ansys Rocky software enables precise predictions of particle behaviour by analysing media flows and energy absorption rates. Wherever large quantities of particles and bodies, regardless of their size, shape, material and adhesive force, are set in motion in pouring, mixing, separating, slipping or flow processes, Rocky can help to understand and specifically improve processes.

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The CADFEM Journal provides a wide range of insights into the world of simulation: practical applications, tips, industry news. Read it now for free. The CADFEM Journal also presents a very special simulation application: Scientists at the University of Innsbruck are simulating the descent of debris avalanches and rockslides in order to derive the design of effective protective structures against such phenomena, which are becoming more frequent in the Alpine region as a result of climate change. At first glance, the applications in component development at GEMÜ and bicycle frame design at Radiate appear rather conventional. What is unusual about them is the high degree of automation in the simulation processes. The article by GEMÜ also describes how the integration of AI relieves designers of routine tasks related to the verification of valve bodies. Simulation in future technologies Semiconductors, photonics, high-frequency technology – these technologies are not only shaping the (near) future, they have long been under intensive development, for example in the field of quantum computers. Cambridge is a

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