Optimizing a cam mechanism using Adam and MATLAB
The design of a cam for high-speed production machines with various operating criteria imposes various conflicting objectives that must be addressed to optimize the cam’s performance.
This technical case study explains the application of a two-step methodology using the MATLAB and Adam algorithms in the modeFRONTIER software platform.
The main objective of the optimization was to reduce the stress inside the cam mechanism, first by optimizing the profile and then considering effects such as shock, vibration and pressure.
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This brief article summarises how California-based electric car company, Lucid Motors, used the CAE application, ModeFRONTIER for performing Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD)
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CASE STUDY
A collaborative project between Nissan Technical Centre Europe, RBF Morph, and the University of Rome “Tor Vergata” showcases how multi-physics optimization is revolutionizing automotive wheel design, particularly for electric vehicles (EVs). By integrating styling, structural analysis, and aerodynamics within a unified workflow enabled by advanced mesh morphing technology (rbfCAE), designers can optimize wheels for lightweight, strength, and aerodynamic efficiency without compromising aesthetics.
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