GDLS

A team at General Dynamics Land Systems brought simulation earlier into their product design process by using Comet/StructuralDynamics. The new process allows Pro/ENGINEER and VCAT to work seamlessly within Comet's
performance engineering workspace. The Results – GDLS is compressing a 3 to 10 week model development process to just 1 to 2 weeks with Comet -- reducing up to 80% of the cycle! They have also reduced the time to develop a detailed ADAMS model from 20 to 30 hours of an engineer's time to 3 or 4 hours working in Comet.
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The Aerospace Corporation

A team at The Aerospace Corporation used Comet/Optronics to access CAD and CAE information across multiple engineering disciplines and tools without the need for each simulation discipline to have direct knowledge of how to run all the underlying existing CAD and CAE packages. The team consists of optical, mechanical, structural and thermal engineers who are responsible for the evaluation of thermally-induced structural deformations on the optical performance of a flight sensor. They have succeeded in creating a concurrent engineering process by using Comet's workspace and
abstract modeling technology.
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Crane Manufacturer
A large crane manufacturer in China is using Comet/StructuralDynamics to automate their complex and time sensitive quoting process & product development time. By utilizing Comet's Abstract Engineering Model (
AEM) and
Simulation Templates, knowledge regarding part/product families are captured and easily reused by non experts to ensure accurate quoting and RFPs - which turns into more sales.

Dana Corporation

Dana Corporation used Comet/StructuralDynamics to integrate a process containing FEA, CAD and multi-dynamics. The team wanted to continue using their existing CAD/CAE tools - Pro/ENGINEER, ANSYS and ADAMS. By working with these tools within the Comet Workspace, the team automated time consuming model recreation for downstream analysis. With Comet, the team was able to remove redundant steps and manual entry errors.