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Ask why a bracket has that extra fillet, or why every thermal model gets a 10% margin, and the answer is often a person’s name. When that person retires, the reason leaves with them. The next engineer either repeats an old mistake or spends weeks rediscovering something the company already knew.

Dolphin has built heat transfer products for 40 years. At SimScale’s


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Ask a text-to-CAD tool for a washer and you’ll get something washer-shaped. Check the sketch and the hole often isn’t constrained concentric to the outer edge, and none of the dimensions are driven by parameters. The first time someone changes the bolt size, the model falls apart.

That gap matters. Engineers need models they can edit, version, release and send to ma...


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Most engineering teams have started with AI. Very few have scaled it. When we polled the audience at Agentic Unlocks live, just 1 in 20 said they’re moving AI from pilot into standard workflows.

More than 1,000 engineers and engineering leaders registered for the event in September. Between sessions, we asked them four questions: where their team is with AI, whether...


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LEDs consume far less energy than any other lighting solution on the market, making them an economically and environmentally sound choice. There are several key aspects for design engineers to consider when optimizing their lighting systems, from LED heat dissipation to methods of active cooling.

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Thermal management decides how long an electronic product lasts and how close it can run to its rated performance. Increased performance requirements and functionalities in a smaller space generate more unwanted heat within the casing of electronic equipment, and most of the damage that heat causes is gradual: components degrade over time instead of failing on the test bench....


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