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Drive Innovation in Medical Devices with Multi-Physics Simulation
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improving the long-term performance of medical devices is critical for ensuring patient safety and device reliability over extended periods of use. However, challenges such as predicting device wear and tear, understanding material degradation, and simulating long-term interactions with biological tissues make this task complex. SIMULIA addresses these issues by offering advanced simulation-driven insights that allow engineers to model the long-term behavior of medical devices under realistic conditions. By analyzing factors like mechanical fatigue, material stress, and biocompatibility, SIMULIA provides valuable data to optimize designs, p
Drive Innovation in Life Sciences 3D Printing for Advanced Materials
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Personalized Spinal Bracing Made Reality with Additive Manufacturing
Discover how additive manufacturing is transforming the medical device industry, particularly in the realm of spinal bracing. This video delves into the innovative 3D design…
Be unstoppable with end-to-end simulation
As competition heats up, medical device companies must develop devices faster than the competition while improving quality in a sustainable business model.
Transforming the value chain
The Healthcare environment and the broader Life Sciences ecosystem are changing rapidly. Increasing costs, emerging technologies, time-to-market pressures and stringent regulatory requirements are just some…
Transforming Healthcare With 3D Printing
Discover the transformative impact of Additive Manufacturing in Life Sciences, offering the medical industry unparalleled freedom of design, adaptability, and functional integration. Explore the far-reaching…
Advanced Simulation for Precise Medical Device Design
Medical devices industry is driven by innovation and simulation plays a crucial role. The simulation of human systems and their interaction is considerably more difficult…