RBF Morph supported the University of Liverpool Velocipede Team (ULV Team) that are attempting to break the land speed record for fastest human powered vehicle in September 2015 with the ARION1 Land Speed Bicycle. The ULV Team are a team of sixteen engineering students from the University of Liverpool who are engineering the ARION1 and […]
At the Italian Conference AIAS 2015 on 2-5 of September in Messina we present two projects; the first project is an industrial application of SACMI based on RBF Morph and Ansys Mechanical: starting from a defined topology the paper shows how mesh morphing can be used to obtain the best shape in terms of component […]
On 4 September 2015, the RBF Morph team, as partner of the FP7-AAT project RBF4AERO, will contribute to the 5th EASN International Workshop on Aerostructures that will be taking place at the University of Manchester, UK. In particular, two sessions will be held: in the first one an overview of the advances on ice accretion […]
We are pleased to announce that RBF Morph will be take part in the second Fortissimo Forum 2015 on July 8 2015 in Amsterdam The Netherlands with the presentation “RBF Morph software – how to reshape the CAE workflows by Radial Basis Functions mesh morphing”. The Forum will bring together Independent Software Vendors (ISVs), Service […]
Two applications of mesh morphing based on RBF Morph will be presented at ASME Turbo EXPO 2015 that will be take place from 15th to 19th of June at Palais De Congres in Montreal – Canada. Both papers are the result of a joint research between the University of Rome Tor Vergata (Italy), the University […]
We have published on slideshare the presentations given by RBF Morph at the Automotive Simulation World Congress 2015 on 2-3 June 2015 in Detroit, Michicagan, USA. Structural Optimization Using the New RBF Morph ANSYS ACT Extension Shape optimization is usually the final step in the design process of machine parts. Mesh morphing allows quick exploration […]
The RBF Morph Team in collaboration with HSL Italia will present on June 17th “Virtual Automatic Rapid Prototyping on HPC Platforms + Fast Morphing tutorial” in the Workshop HPC Methods for Engineering organized by SuperComputing Applications and Innovations (SCAI), the High Performance Computing department of CINECA. This 45 minutes session […]
The article concerning the shape optimization study based on RBF Morph mesh morphing presented at 30th International CAE Conference that took place in October on 27th and 28th in Pacengo del Garda – Verona can be downloaded in the Presentations and Proceedings 2014 or by means of the link. Abstract “RBF-based aerodynamic optimization of an industrial glider” The […]
We are pleased to announce that RBF Morph will be take part in the Automotive Simulation World Congress 2015 on 2-3 June 2015 in Detroit, Michicagan, USA. A great opportunity to join us and discover how mesh morphing can boost Fluent in the automotive field and the new ACT Extension for ANSYS Mechanical developed by […]
We are pleased to announce that our new product “RBF Morph ACT Extension” has been released. The new technology is powered by the numerical engine of RBF Morph and is embedded in ANSYS Workbench. The first version of the tool, developed through the ACT customization platform of ANSYS, comes with full support of ANSYS Mechanical. […]