Streamlined Geometry Import and Model Assembly
Import, classify, and assemble bulk geometry via automated or semi-automated workflows to display representations or build large-model assemblies at scale. Create common models, multiple assembly configurations, and load cases without manual inputs.
Meshing Software at Scale
Simplify the creation of large model meshes that adhere to industry requirements. What once took engineers hundreds of inputs now takes a few clicks.
Automated Workflows
Streamline large assembly and finite element modeling setup by automating the import, classification, and joining of CAD models. Then use automated meshing tools to cleanup, refine, and create shell, solid, and other mesh types.
Concept Modeling, Optimization, and Design Exploration
Use generative design, parameterization, and simulation-led design techniques to rapidly explore concepts early in development. Additionally, explore a product’s design space, assess feasibility, evaluate trade-offs, and identify geometries that are lightweight and durable.
Topology Optimization to 3D CAD
After finding an optimal design, via topology optimizations and other design space exploration and optimization tools, convert the resulting geometry into formats ready for downstream use.
Automated Report Generation
With the push of a button, create customized reports within HTML, PDF, Docx, and PPTx formats. Reports can include equations, images, 3D objects, and other simulation, optimization, and CAE post-processing results.
Python and API Integration
Customize HyperMesh to work optimally for your organization or capture a simulation expert’s knowledge by recording their workflows into Python code. Engineers can then use the code to build templates, automations, and democratized simulation applications.
Straightforward Solver Setup
Guided workflows help engineers set up load cases and define models for various finite element modeling analyses, including fatigue, durability, crash and safety, noise, vibration, and harshness (NVH), multiphysics simulations, and more.
Reduced Order Modeling and Skeleton Modeling
Simplify complex and large simulations by producing 1D reduced order models (ROMs) that mimic the output of 3D simulations. Use these simplified models to quickly optimize whole assemblies.
