The Working Wonders blog

R&D: The Centre of Innovation in Engineering

Coming back from the holidays, I’m still reeling into our dinner table conversations linger with my family, my partner, his brothers (all PhDs), and their equally accomplished spouses — engineers and professors — filled the room with animated discussions about the latest trends in automotive and software industries. As the laughter and debates flowed, one topic stood out for me amidst the chatter: the critical role of R&D in driving innovation and keeping organizations ahead in a competitive world.

Are siloed engineering teams draining your resources and slowing down innovation?

Engineering simulation workflows need to be tightly integrated and interoperable between teams to boost innovation. Learn how id8 can do that.

Digital engineering is the new norm of today’s modern engineering design process. This transformation is fueled by the need for increased speed, efficiency, accuracy, and innovation. However, while digital tools have enhanced individual workflows, the broader engineering ecosystem often remains fragmented.

Maximizing the value of your engineering data: How id8 enhances and accelerates product development

Simulation solutions have long enabled companies to develop complex products more efficiently. By reducing reliance on costly physical prototypes, improving product quality, and shortening development cycles, simulation tools offer significant advantages. However, they also generate massive amounts of data, and too often, the knowledge from this data is trapped in silos—limiting its potential impact.

Revolutionizing Sustainability: The Role of Multidisciplinary Optimization in Additive Manufacturing

Integrating additive manufacturing (AM) remake strategies using Optimus, early in conceptual design enhances product longevity and sustainability, aligning with global goals for responsible consumption and production. By optimizing designs for repair and remanufacture, industries can reduce waste, conserve resources, and foster a more resilient circular economy, benefiting both the environment and economic sustainability.

The idea behind id8

Having the customers at the centre of innovation has driven successful business and product roadmaps at Noesis Solutions for many years. In the last two decades of pioneering innovation, we have an in-depth understanding of the integration and automation of engineering workflows and its role to obtain conceptual knowledge in the early stages of the design process. But this understanding also led us to grasp the fact that evolving alongside industry trends is no longer a choice to thrive in the ever-changing landscape of digital engineering.

Putting your 360-degree engineering camera to work

Probably you’re using best-in-class software to support your engineering processes, but once too often you’re facing problems meeting key requirements within deadlines and budget constraints? You may ask yourself what’s actually missing to realize greater engineering achievements. Is it the ability to have all engineering tools work together toward the final development objectives, across multiple engineering disciplines? Or is it something different altogether?