PROVIDENCE – Computer simulation software developer Simulia, the Providence-based division of Dassault Systèmes, will offer a free, half-day seminar on medical electronics and device simulation techniques tomorrow at the Courtyard Marriott in Waltham, Mass.
The seminar will provide medical device designers, inventors, product development managers and researchers with details on how to use realistic simulation to evaluate product performance during the development cycle, while reducing physical testing. Attendees also will learn how they can manage their simulation data to improve traceability of design decisions and streamline the medical device certification process.
“With the significant focus on life sciences in New England, this seminar is a timely educational event for medical electronic and device companies who want to use advanced simulation technology to their competitive advantage,” said Tim Webb, director of marketing for Simulia. “We work with medical companies, locally and globally, to deploy realistic simulation technology that improves and accelerates the development of innovative products.”
Seminar topics will include:
• Simulation of thermal, thermal-electrical, moisture sensitivity, vibration, acoustics and mechanical response, including shock and drop.
• Material modeling for electronics including lead-free solder.
• Multi-physics solutions for drug delivery, product dispensing, processing and handling.
• Managing simulation data and processes for traceability and collaboration.
• Securing intellectual property.
To register for the conference or to view the complete agenda, visit www.simulia.com/events or call 739-3637.
Dassault Systèmes (Nasdaq: DASTY and Paris: DSY) specializes in 3D and product lifecycle management (PLM) software. It is the parent of parent of the Providence-based Simulia, a developer of DS-simulation software including the Abaqus and Catia analysis applications. To learn more, visit www.simulia.com.
