The Motion Simulation Lab (MSL) and it’s 2.5-ton Voyager platform is a flexible entertainment and research device that’s for use by the entire Drexel Community. With the help of a Westphal Mini-Grant, ...
When computer-aided engineering (CAE) methods became available for design work in the 1980s, finite element analysis (FEA) was the first to be widely adopted. Over the years, it's helped design ...
Check out a few of our most recent outreach events! Looking for more details on how to bring SIM to your school for an event, or are you interested in having SIM host your students on-campus at Wilkes ...
Yaw VR launched a Kickstarter campaign earlier this week for its Yaw2 home motion simulation seat, and it already secured nearly ten times its backing goal. Yaw VR expects to ship the first unit to ...
In education, relating theoretical and analytical results to real-world phenomena is a difficult task. While equations and graphs are an efficient means of presenting large amounts of information, ...
[DERIY] set out to create a two degrees of freedom motion simulator for driving simulation. After four months, he’s completed this impressive simulator for about $400. The simulator receives driving ...
We get behind the wheel of CXC’s latest racing sim before it heads off for duty on a Norwegian cruise ship. Kyle Hyatt (he/him/his) hails originally from the Pacific Northwest, but has long called Los ...
We have seen other cool racing simulators before, but the handmade, individually-configured, and probably mindblowingly-expensive Motion Pro II by CXC Simulations is by far the most impressive of them ...
In this installment: FEA plus simulation Information exports Load analysis When computer-aided engineering (CAE) methods became available for design work When computer-aided engineering (CAE) methods ...
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