MOTORS, DRIVES & CONTROLS


MODSIM delivers enhanced design capabilities for the development of AMRs SIMULATION-DRIVEN DESIGN


How integrating modelling, simulation and AI is paving the way for automated product development and intelligent systems engineering


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ustainability is becoming more and more embedded into product design processes across a multitude of


industries, from cleaner vehicles and more efficient industrial equipment to advanced materials engineering. A combination of modelling, simulation, artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) is helping this evolution on its way in the form of autonomous mobile robots (AMRs). But while great strides are continually being made using these innovative technologies, there is still untapped potential waiting to be unleashed, believes Philippe Bartissol, VP of Industrial Equipment at Dassault Systemes.


40 www.engineerlive.com “Product and machine design How am I


going to service, maintain and retrofit the new range once it reaches the market?


is evolving through what we call MODSIM AI, which is modelling, simulation and AI all together in one platform – 3DEXPERIENCE – also with sustainability calculations and Lifecycle Analysis (LCA) added in,” he says. “When you develop a new product, you should also think from a service engineering perspective: How am I going to service, maintain and retrofit the new range once it reaches the market? It is not only product design engineering that matters, but also the system, production and service engineering processes you offer throughout that product’s lifecycle.”


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