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A joint study with Dallara about the flutter analysis of the front wing splitter mounted on the 2001 Le Mans Prototype car has been published on the Italian journal “Analisi e Calcolo” n° 94 September 2019. In the analysis and design of racing competition cars, numerical tools allow to investigate a wide range of solutions in short time […]

                  RBF Morph will join the event Imaging, Modelling and Simulation in Biomechanics and Mechanobiology  as sponsor. Such an event is organized by “The Advanced International School” and it will be held in Rome (Italy) on February, 24th-28th, 2020. The School will instruct the audience on the importance of a rigorous […]

The Design News interview with Marco Biancolini, founder of RBF Morph, offers insight into the advantages of using mesh morphing. Proper mesh morphing can lead to faster runtimes and predictions. Click here to read the interview.

The University of Rome Tor Vergata is the winner  of the Ansys Hall of fame 2020 world competition in Academic Session. Engineers used ANSYS Fluent, ANSYS Mechanical and RBF Morph to perform cardiovascular simulation with moving walls and applied it to the fluid–structure interaction analysis of a custom valve coupled with patient data. By bringing these simulations into the clinic, it will be possible to help doctors […]

  As Gold Sponsor RBF Morph has been participated on January from 19th to 22th at the ANSYS Worldwide Sales Conference 2020 promoted by ANSYS inc, the most important commercial and technological partner of our company. About 1600 people attended the event, of which: 425 sales staff and managers; over 300 directors and business partners; over 250 application […]

RBF’s mesh morphing software works with ANSYS Fluent and ANSYS Mechanical to deliver a range of multi-physics applications including Design Exploration and Digital Twins. The game was designed using Digital Twin technology to interact in real time with high fidelity Fluent CFD simulations.

In the thesis titled “Preoperative planning and simulation for artificial heart implantation surgery” Sophie Collin, phd of University of Rennes, shows as it’s possible the elaboration of a heart beating model with our Add-on for ANSYS Fluent. The RBF mesh morphing can be used, with success, to warping process in order to match the meshes […]

The RBF Morph Team took part in the International CAE Conference 2019 which was held on October, from 28th to 29th in Vicenza (Italy). In the first speech we presented our work in collaboration with Rina Consulting titled CAE Up: digital twins at the service of manufacturing processes.  Engineering fields with high technological contents involve manufacturing requirements in […]