X-RHEA

X-RHEA

The Real Power of Simulation

 X-RHEA

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.

Main benefits

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   Improves technical-commercial communication with internal stakeholders and clients;

   Reduces project development times and costs;

   Enables differentiation from competitors;

   Increases the likelihood of acquiring new projects;

   Reduces contract acquisition times;

   Lowers logistics costs for physical product and project presentations through the creation of virtual presentation spaces.

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CASE STUDY

Improving a coffee capsule machine’s capacity and performance using multibody simulation

Improvements achieved by optimizing laws of motion governing machine components

This technical article describes a project undertaken by OPEM to optimize and validate the laws of motion governing the moving operations of a machine that produces coffee capsules, namely the cut and weld unit, the film feeder, the conveyor and the support structure.

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training courses

ISO GPS / TOLERANCE ANALYSIS course catalogue

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

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

This technical case study explains the application of a two-step methodology using the MATLAB and Adam algorithms in the modeFRONTIER software platform.

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Lucid Motors boosts electric vehicle performance with modeFRONTIER

Performing multi-objective inverter cooling system optimization with modeFRONTIER

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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Structural optimization of a bridge beam section subjected to instability of equilibrium

CAE and numeric simulation guides engineers to an optimal design for structural safety at the lowest cost

This technical article describes how engineers tackled a design optimization challenge to ensure the structural integrity of a section of the beam of a typical steel bridge whose web of main beams was subject to instability.

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