Auckland Hackathon sparks problem-solving with emerging IoT and AR technology
In September the University of Auckland was abuzz with a NZ-first – a hackathon focused on the emerging industrial applications for technologies such as Internet
The State of IoT and AR/VR – what have we learnt travelling to recent events across ANZ?
Over the last month the team at LEAP has really clocked up the frequent flyer miles, travelling to a range of events across Australia and
Q&A with a LEAP Expert: Why do people use SpaceClaim to prepare CAD for simulation?
We recently sat down for a quick interview with Peter Brand, Specialist Application Engineer at LEAP to find out more about his experiences from showcasing SpaceClaim to a range of engineers from different industries across Australia & New Zealand.
Congratulations to Emirates Team New Zealand for hitting major milestones in the leadup to the 36th America’s Cup
Highlights from the official launch of ETNZ’s Boat 1 “Te Aihe” including insights from the sailors and CEO about the development of their AC75 class foiling monohull, along with early footage of their first foil during first day’s sailing.
4 core applications where CFD is changing the HVAC & Construction industry
Over recent years we have seen significant growth in infrastructure and construction across our major capital cities in Australia and New Zealand, and in turn
How can CFD help us better understand the physics of reverse-swing bowling?
In cricket, reverse swing bowling is much talked-about but often misunderstood. Conditions in the much anticipated 2019 Ashes cricket series between Australia and England are expected to be conducive to reverse-swing bowling. Let’s use some CFD examples to help better understand the science of reverse-swing bowling.
LiveWorx 2019: Harnessing New Technology for Industrial Innovation
LEAP had the pleasure of attending PTC’s LiveWorx 2019 held last month in Boston & bringing together over 6,500 attendees to learn about the latest
AR on display at 2019 Avalon Airshow and Australian F1 Grand Prix
See examples of augmented reality (AR) helping to engage and educate at these two high profile events. In conjunction with RMIT University, in recent months
Q&A with 2017 F1 in Schools National Champions – Golden Diversity
Leading to 2019 National Finals, hear some insights from Hoai Nguyen, Design Engineer from the Golden Diversity F1 in Schools team from Queechy High School – Hoai was closely involved in using CFD simulations and Augmented Reality for their car and display for the 2017 World Finals.
Predicting Liner Wear in a SAG Mill using Rocky DEM coupled with ANSYS CFD
LEAP will be in Melbourne at the 2nd Int’l Symposium on Computational Particle Technology to showcase exciting new modelling work that has been completed recently using Rocky DEM and ANSYS CFD to predict liner wear in a semi-autonomous grinding (SAG) mill, using ANSYS CFD to model the effects of slurry flow within the mill on liner wear and particle breakage.