ANSYS Inc. develops and globally markets engineering simulation software and services widely used by engineers, designers, researchers and students across a broad spectrum of industries and academia. ANSYS Workbench, simulation platform is the company's key product. It provides structural analysis product suite, simulation software solutions for Fluids, Electronics, Semiconductors, and Multiphysics. AIM is a single-window application which integrates structural, fluids and electromagnetics simulation as well as includes all aspects of the simulation workflow. The company's SCADE product suite is a comprehensive solution for embedded software simulation, code production and automated certification. ANSYS provides simulation software for 3D modelling, Systems and academics.ANSYS Cloud combines high-performance computing infrastructure and Microsoft Azure platform with ANSYS software. ANSYS 2019 R1 enables engineers in designing more pervasive simulation solutions across multiple industries....
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