Ansys adds its engineering simulation software to Microsoft Surface Pro3

Simulation software provider Ansys, in collaboration with Microsoft and FNAC have presented a new immersive solution developed for the Surface Pro device 3, that allows users to perform product design and analysis from a mobile device.

The use of simulation has grown spectacularly in recent years and has gone from being a software for minority and exclusive use in laboratories and research centers to being part of the production processes of large and medium-sized companies nationwide.. In parallel, The rapid development of new technologies has allowed actions that only a few years ago seemed like science fiction.

The technological collaboration agreement between Ansys, Microsoft y FNAC with the development of a new solution that allows users to have the first simulation software on the Surface Pro mobile device 3.

Francisco Arteche, director of consumer channels at Microsoft, has shown his satisfaction for “collaborating with the community of Ansys engineers. We are convinced that the versatility of Surface Pro 3 makes it a tool that fits very well with your technology, facilitating the design and analysis of products from anywhere”.

In this sense, Microsoft Surface Pro 3 offers the power of a laptop in a lightweight format, with a 12” high definition screen that will allow Ansys software users to be more productive in product design and analysis, as explained in the attached video.

As Gilles Lebiez explains, CEO of Ansys Iberia, “The fact that leading companies like FNAC and Microsoft are beginning to collaborate with our company is an incredible recognition of the importance of the growth of our engineering solutions.”. Thanks to this combination of experience, simulation is accessible in an unprecedented way. “A new generation of engineers will have the ability to use real-time simulation in the field using agile and immersive technology.”.

Recently presented at the Ansys User Conference, as reported Digital AV Magazine, This proposal between the three companies has been defined by Sanjeev Nath, product manager at Microsoft Ibérica, as a “dynamic solution that responds to current needs, since it allows you to perform calculations directly from the Surface Pro 3 or serve as an interface to carry them out in more powerful environments, like a cluster”.