In the Automotive industry, now more than ever with Vehicle Electrification, the everlasting challenge is to increase the speed and the efficiency of the product design development while limiting costs.
Artificial Intelligence, more particularly Deep-Learning, is gaining popularity to redefine how quickly new products can be engineered and brought to the market. The technology is known to accelerate simulation workflows by decreasing the iterations between teams and leveraging existing data.
Does Deep-Learning realistically solve the "speed VS quality" trade-off?
In this webinar, engineering experts Thomas von Tschammer (Neural Concept) and Anthony Massobrio (Intelligent Simulation) will present a practical Automotive Use-Case and reply to the following questions:
➡️ How to integrate Deep Learning in existing Engineering processes?
➡️ How can companies leverage CAD/CAE data generated as part of the standard design process?
➡️ How can I answer faster to customers while keeping an accurate level of technical information?
➡️ Can AI be helpful even if I don’t have a lot of existing data?
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Thomas graduated from Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (Switzerland), with a master’s degree in mechanical engineering, and a specialization in Neuroprosthetics. Then he worked as a researcher in the Computer Vision Laboratory of EPFL from...
After a degree in Theoretical Physics (Torino), Anthony produced research work on Reduced-Order Modelling, Optimal Control and (Good) Old-Fashioned AI, 1987-1990. He moved to CFD in 1991, first as a senior researcher at Fiat Research / Engines...
Neural Concept creates AI Deep Learning algorithms for industrial engineering. By speeding up R&D cycles, augmenting product performance, and solving their next engineering challenges, we revolutionize how our customers design their products. The company was founded in 2018 in a top-notch AI research lab in Switzerland. We are a team of 30+ members fully committed to our vision, which is to revolutionize the future of industrial engineering with intelligence.