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The end-to-end design and manufacturing solution for composite parts

Fibersim

The nature of fiber-reinforced plastic products require rapid changes in the way analysis, design and manufacturing is traditionally performed. Unravel the complexities of these materials with the Fibersim portfolio of software. Experience a concurrent engineering process where analysis and design are performed in the context of the manufacturing process, which is key to developing optimal designs. The open architecture of Fibersim provides a specialized engineering environment to create a composite digital twin in NX, CATIA, or CREO.

Fibersim

The nature of fiber-reinforced plastic products require rapid changes in the way analysis, design and manufacturing is traditionally performed. Unravel the complexities of these materials with the Fibersim portfolio of software. Experience a concurrent engineering process where analysis and design are performed in the context of the manufacturing process, which is key to developing optimal designs. The open architecture of Fibersim provides a specialized engineering environment to create a composite digital twin in NX, CATIA, or CREO.

Composite Engineering and Manufacturing

Unlock the full potential of composites through mastering part geometry, material behavior and manufacturing process.

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Land Rover BAR (Ben Ainslie Racing)

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Land Rover BAR uses Siemens PLM Software to help develop a race boat for the 2017 America’s Cup

Siemens PLM Software solution enables complex design and analysis to help optimize sailboat performance for one of the world’s most revered sailing prizes

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