We are featured in Automazione Oggi
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This month, Marco Evangelos Biancolini, founder of RBF Morph, has contributed a comprehensive article to Automazione Oggi, a distinguished publication in the realm of industrial software and engineering innovation.
The piece delves into the application of advanced simulation techniques, high-precision CAE modeling, and dynamic real-time optimization to overcome complex shape optimization challenges in engineering design. By integrating the unique capabilities of RBF Morph’s state-of-the-art software with Ansys solutions, the article outlines the creation of new benchmarks in technological advancement and engineering precision.
Targeted at industry professionals, this article provides critical insights into the latest methodologies in simulation and optimization, showcasing their pivotal role in redefining the landscape of modern industrial design.
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rbfLAB is a research group located in Rome, at the University of Rome 'Tor Vergata'.
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