Hear from the E-Fest 2018 South America Rio student team at UFRJ about their experiences and get excited to come to Lima this August!
E-Fest 2019 South America will be held August 8-10, at PUCP in Lima, Peru. Learn more about what to expect including the cool competitions you can be a part of!
#ASMEChats features a conversation moderated by ASME’s Executive Director/CEO Tom Costabile with four of ASME’s leading volunteers past and present – Valentina Alayon, Marie Horomanski, Johnny Murrell and Kushi Sellahennedige.
See how drylin®, e-chain® and igubal® are used in to facilitate an automated worm farming factory.
See how motion plastics components help make the future of aircraft de-icing possible.
Karen covers how moving electrons create magnetic fields, how materials can become magnetized, what materials make good magnets, how electricity can be used to make an electromagnet, and more.
Students from EPFLoop discuss the simulation tools used to optimize their hyperloop pod that landed a top spot at the 2018 SpaceX competition.
See how Altair's Software is used to get Univ. of Michigan's solar car, Novum, to the next level to compete in the World Solar Challenge and the American Solar Challenge - crossing an entire continent in both cases just on the power of the sun alone.
Eric Rusinol, an Architect from The Sagrada Família Foundation, gives us insight into the project to finish Antoni Gaudí's iconic Cathedral in Barcelona, touching on the team’s use of optimization and concept generations technologies from Altair.
In less than 3 minutes, you’ll see “the art of the possible” - Simulating real-world multi-disciplinary systems such as your Pneumatic Shifter with Altair ActivateTM model-based development software.
Robot Bike Company is a UK startup by aerospace engineers and mountain biking enthusiasts who identified the potential of combining additive manufacturing technologies with carbon fiber to, in their own words, “create the best bike frames possible.”
