X-RHEA is co-developed by EnginSoft and Vection Technologies.
X-RHEA (EXtended Reality for Human Engineering Application) is the immersive solution for the visualization and presentation of CAE (Computer-Aided Engineering) data.
The goal of X-RHEA is to enhance the presentation of studies and simulations to expedite comparison sessions among multidisciplinary teams and simplify technical-commercial communication.
X-RHEA is a cutting-edge suite to visualize in extender reality any engineering simulation results. This innovation merges tradition with modern technology, providing a powerful tool. X-RHEA revolutionizes technical-commercial communication, turning complex 2D reports into immersive experiences on Industrial Metaverse and enabling Artificial Intelligence integration.
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CASE STUDY
The adoption of SBES has significantly increased in the last two decades, driven by advancements in computing technology and the rise of Industry 4.0, which promotes nine key enabling technologies, including engineering simulation and big data analytics. SBES is crucial for the integration and automation of production systems, improving flexibility, speed, and quality.
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training courses
The training course on geometric product specification and tolerance analysis addresses the issues related to tolerance management and the approach known as "Dimensional Management", which defines the activities involved and their sequence for achieving the desired quality at the lowest possible cost. We offer a wide range of training courses – scheduled, on-demand and customized – designed to meet the varying needs of individuals and/or the company in which they work: SO-GPS, ASME-GD&T standards, Tolerance analysis and model-based definition, and Software technologies training.
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CASE STUDY
This study discusses the complex and challenging problem of controlling vortex-induced vibrations (VIV).
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CASE STUDY
The Arvedi Group approached the University of Trieste to find a solution to the uneven distribution of material inside the hopper of their blast furnace in Trieste, Italy.
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CASE STUDY
This paper presents the RENAULT F1 Team’s AM process for an aerodynamic insert in titanium Ti6Al4V. Production was optimized by identifying the best orientation for the parts and the best positioning for the support structures in the melting chamber, in addition to using the ANSYS Additive Print module, a simulation software useful for predicting the distortion of a part and for developing a new, 3D, compensated model that guarantees the best “as-built” quality.
automotive additive-manufacturing optimization