A highlight of the event was the presentation by Mark Bate and Raja Badrinarayanan (Synopsys), who shared how Digital Twins are transforming industries by enabling robust analysis and optimization and supporting rapid prototyping, validation, and optimization.

Participants also gained valuable insights from industry experts:

Their case studies demonstrated how simulation is used to reduce costs, improve time-to-market, and increase product reliability, while enhancing product durability and efficiency across various applications.

One of the key highlights of the event was the introduction of Mixys, a cutting-edge web application currently under development by the Simtec team.

It will transform the way industries approach mixing system design and optimization. In industries like food, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, cosmetics, paint, fertilizers and construction, efficient mixing is crucial but traditionally, defining the ideal setup takes too much time, energy, and resources.

MIXYS will be an advanced web-based simulation platform that will leverage AI, Reduced Order Models (ROMs), and cloud computing. MIXYS will deliver fast, optimized results with minimal effort even for users without expertise in Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD).

• accelerate time-to-market for their products
• reduce costs and development risks
• facilitate rapid design exploration and optimization
• enhance product performance across various industries

Beyond technical content, the event provided valuable opportunities for networking and collaboration. Engineers, researchers, and simulation experts connected, exchanged ideas, and explored new opportunities for cooperation.