Meet Our Amazing Team Member Emre Isik! 👋 Originally from Türkiye, Emre now calls Munich home, drawn by the city's vibrant atmosphere and various cultural and outdoor activities it offers. Emre joined our company in the beginning of 2024 as a Simulation Application Engineer, bringing with him knowledge and experience. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering and a Master's degree in Computational Mechanics, with a specialization in Computational Fluid Dynamics and Computational Structural Mechanics. In his role, Emre focuses on conducting Multiphysics simulations for medical devices, particularly in the areas of fluid dynamics and structural mechanics. Currently, he is actively engaged in conducting structural simulations for medical devices used in cardiovascular systems. His work is pivotal in helping our customers optimize their device designs, ensuring they meet the highest standards of performance and safety. Outside of work, Emre loves staying active by playing sports, especially volleyball and tennis. 🎾 For the past two seasons, he has been playing with a team in Munich's amateur league. 🙌 He is especially passionate about digitalizing the biotechnology industry and using the power of simulations to accelerate the delivery of important new technologies to people. He finds Virtonomy’s blend of traditional engineering and modern computing capabilities compelling and is thrilled to be part of a team that's shaping the future of the #biotechnology industry. We love having him on the team! 💌
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🌟 Revolutionizing Additive Manufacturing: Unleashing the Power of Laser Beam Shaping on IN718 Alloy by Prof. Ali Gökhan Demir🌟 🔗 New Research from the Journal of Materials Processing Technology unveils groundbreaking enhancements in laser beam shaping that could redefine the mechanical properties of IN718 superalloy! 👨🔬 Led by José David Pérez Ruiz and a distinguished team, this study explores the effects of non-Gaussian beam profiles on the density, melt pool characteristics, and mechanical properties during the Laser Powder Bed Fusion (LPBF) process. Study Highlights: 🎯 Beam Profiles: Transition from conventional Gaussian to novel ring beams to manipulate the thermal field effectively. 🔍 Microstructure Impact: Detailed examination of how beam shaping influences melt pool characteristics and crystalline patterns. 🛠️ Mechanical Properties: Insights into the modification of mechanical properties through controlled laser beam shaping. ⚙️ Texture and Density: Exploration of the relationship between melt pool geometry, texture index, and mechanical properties. 🚀 Innovative Potential: Demonstrating the broadened range of mechanical properties achievable with tailored power density distributions. This groundbreaking work is not just a leap forward for additive manufacturing but also a beacon for future research in material science. The team's findings open up new possibilities for tailoring material properties to specific needs, which could lead to innovations in various industries, including aerospace and automotive. 👏 A big shout-out to the team for their dedication and groundbreaking contributions to the field! 🔄 Share this cutting-edge development with your network, and let's discuss how these pioneering techniques can shape the future of manufacturing! #AdditiveManufacturing #MaterialScience #Engineering #Innovation #ResearchHighlight
Laser beam shaping brings us closer to tailoring the material properties in additive manufacturing. Through an international collaboration, we studied how to manipulate the ring/core beam configurations to change the mechanical behaviour of IN718. José David Pérez Ruiz from CFAA - Advanced Manufacturing Centre for Aeronautics got together with our Francesco Galbusera during his visiting research period at Dipartimento di Meccanica - Politecnico di Milano leading this nice work showing how we manipulate the melt pool shape to change the crystal orientation that leads towards the control of the elastic modulus. The article is available open access through the link: https://lnkd.in/dt-6ddaD The paper was co-authored by international partners Prof. Luis Norberto López de Lacalle and Prof. Aitzol Lamikiz and our Dr. Leonardo Caprio and Prof. Barbara Previtali. Thanks to our industrial collaborators OPTOPRIM S.R.L. and nLIGHT, Inc. for their support to this work. #additivemanufacturing #beamshaping #metaladditivemanufacturing #lasers #lpbf
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Patent filings are a rich source of information on supply chains and in consulting we use them extensively to inform our reports and studies. Some interesting facts about patents: 💡 Yesterday alone over 11,600 patent filings were published, 🏭 The majority related to transport, energy, machinery, measurement, computing, digital and healthcare technologies. 👩🔬 The top Tech Domains were Electronic Engineering (43%), Mechanical Engineering (25%), Chemistry (24%) and Instrumentation (21%) 🌎 Almost 50% were filed in the USA, although the assignees were mostly from Asia. 🔋 8/10 of the top current owners are big players in the lithium ion battery and EV supply chain What was exciting in this huge list of technologies? 🚀 US2024239522A1 Spaceflight Inc.: Revolutionizing space exploration by enabling the simultaneous deployment of multiple satellites on a single vehicle 🏥 WO2024149851A1 Ganymed Robotics: Enabling real-time 3D modeling during bone reconstruction surgery using just 2D X-rays and intraoperative 3D imaging 👓 WO2024151729A1 Alphabet Inc.: Augmented reality eyewear with integrated prescription lenses and freeform optics for seamless digital and real-world experiences 🚘WO2023069635A9 Tesla: Vehicle prognostics with pseudonymous logging and directives to ensure secure, personalized diagnostics and maintenance Patents are a major part of the balance sheet for most tech-based companies and in consulting we can use them to generate broad overviews, trends and deep analysis on a multitude of companies and tech sectors. At Enabled Future Limited it's all in a day's work! #technology #techcompanies #patents #patentanalysis #innovation #intellectualproperty #consulting #enabledfuture
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❗📰 Paper Alert: An optimization approach for a milling dynamics simulation based on #QuantumComputing ❗ 👥 When creating a complete #DigitalTwin of a complex aerospace component, such as integral compressor rotors (#Blisk), complex and computationally intensive simulation models are used, which makes it very difficult to use in industrial practice. 👨💻 Within the #QUASIM research project, our colleagues Stefan Schröder and Pascal Kienast together with our consortium partners are working on accelerating production simulations with various algorithms and technologies of computationally efficient quantum computing (#QC). Their goal is to remove the barriers to industrial application so that companies can start using them as soon as high-performance QC hardware becomes available. 🔝 We are happy to share the first results of the QUASIM project with our partners Deutsches Forschungszentrum für Künstliche Intelligenz (DFKI). Forschungszentrum Jülich, ModuleWorks, TRUMPF, Ford-Werke GmbH und MTU Aero Engines. The project is co-founded by the Bundesministerium für Wirtschaft und Klimaschutz. 👉 Read the paper: https://lnkd.in/eUbgT3-9 👉 A quick information about the QUASIM project can be found at the Fraunhofer IPT website: https://lnkd.in/ec2KhT4w 👉 Or dive deeper and take a look at our project website: https://lnkd.in/egB7HsMu
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Research Lab Profile: WiDE Lab PIs: Eduardo Antonio Rojas-Nastrucci and M. Ilhan Akbas Ph.D.: Sam LeBlanc, Blake Roberts, Hannah Hodge, Jayaprakash Shivakumar, Daniel Sommer, Chengtao Xu. M.S.: Cameron Martinez, JT O’Keefe, Bryce Gray, Tyler Carr Undergraduate: Rachel Swan, Cristina Arena, Lucien Hammond, Michael Kisellus, Christopher Allen, Alessia Tripaldelli, Tucker Lehtonen Lab Focus Area: The mission of the WiDE Laboratory (Wireless Devices and Electromagnetics Laboratory) is to advance the state of the art and educate the next generation of innovators and entrepreneurs in the following domains: Wireless Systems, Antennas, and Sensors, Connected and Autonomous Cyber-Physical Systems To improve the performance of wireless devices and systems, team members perform focused research on: -Material engineering for high frequency applications. -Novel advanced manufacturing techniques for RF and optical communications applications. -Optimized 3D antenna and circuit geometries. -RF-based sensors for harsh environments and aerospace applications. -Hardware security for high-frequency electronics. -Proficient Artificial Intelligence, Trustworthiness and Robustness. -Safety and Security of Connected and Autonomous Systems. -Mobile and Ubiquitous Computing. Example Project: Additively Manufactured 3D Reconfigurable Antenna The overall goal of this project is to pursue the discovery of the next generation of antennas with reconfigurable performance while conserving size, weight and cost. Research initiatives include: (a) the investigation of novel additive manufacturing processes for the fabrication of conformal 3D multiple curved antennas based on laser-enhanced direct print AM (LE-DPAM) with femtosecond laser machining and 5-axis kinematics, (b) the study of bio-inspired 3D superior antenna geometries that are not possible to manufacture using traditional methods but are conceivable using LE-DPAM, (c) the development of design methods based on a novel 3D to 2D conformal mapping technique, (d) the study of embedded material- and IC-based reconfigurability mechanisms including the use of electrically tunable inks that can be deposited on conformal surfaces, as well as IC-based switches for reconfiguration of antenna feeds and loads, and (e) the investigation of the structure-property relationships of commercially available and custom-formulated inks that provide excellent electromagnetic performance while addressing the needs for aviation and space environments. Where They Publish and Present Their Work: IEEE Transactions on Components, Packaging and Manufacturing Technology, IEEE Transactions on Microwave Theory and Techniques, IEEE Antennas and Wireless Propagation Letters, IEEE 19th Annual Wireless and Microwave Technology Conference ( WAMICON), IEEE Radio and Wireless Symposium (RWS) For More Information: https://www.wide-lab.com/ #GoERAU #ERAU_EECS_EXCELLENCE #wirelesscommunications #research
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🔥 New Study on Shape Memory Alloys 🔬 I'm thrilled to announce the publication of my latest paper "Development of an Automated Experimental System for Thermomechanical and Electrical Characterization of NiTi Shape Memory Alloys" in the prestigious journal Experimental Mechanics! In this work, we developed an innovative automated experimental system enabling simultaneous characterization of the thermomechanical behavior and electrical resistivity evolution of NiTi shape memory alloys under controlled stress conditions. Key Highlights: ✅ Automated system for accurate, reliable measurement of coupled SMA properties ✅ Extensive datasets revealing stress-dependencies in transformation temperatures, recoverable strain, and resistivity ✅ 3D model describing the relationship between resistivity, temperature, and applied stress This automated framework establishes a new foundation for reliable acquisition of coupled SMA property data for accurate design of shape memory actuators and sensors for applications in aerospace, robotics, biomedical engineering, and beyond. Check out the full paper and let me know your thoughts! #ShapeMemoryAlloys #ElectricalResistivity #AutomatedSystems #ExperimentalMechanics
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𝗙𝗿𝗼𝗺 𝗲𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘆𝗱𝗮𝘆 𝗽𝗵𝗲𝗻𝗼𝗺𝗲𝗻𝗮 𝘁𝗼 𝗰𝘂𝘁𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴-𝗲𝗱𝗴𝗲 𝘁𝗲𝗰𝗵𝗻𝗼𝗹𝗼𝗴𝘆: 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗶𝗺𝗽𝗮𝗰𝘁 𝗼𝗳 𝗔𝗽𝗽𝗹𝗶𝗲𝗱 𝗣𝗵𝘆𝘀𝗶𝗰𝗶𝘀𝘁𝘀 𝗮𝘁 𝗦𝗶𝗼𝘂𝘅 We all see the world around us, but applied physicists look at things differently. For them, everyday phenomena can become challenges, fascinating puzzles to solve and to analyze. But they don't stop there. They take their understanding of these phenomena and use it to develop new technologies, pushing the boundaries of what's possible. Applied Physicists at Sioux are responsible for the core technologies of our products. Although the emphasis will often be on the early phases of a project, they are involved in the entire product creation process from the ideation of concept solutions and technology proof to industrialization. Applied physicists work on the development of optical systems, but also contribute to other challenges such as electron and x-ray physics, contamination, (ultra-)high vacuum and thermal design. Applying their broad physical knowhow and creativity to realize innovative solutions for the high-tech industry. Curious how our applied physicists translate their knowledge into cutting-edge technology? Take a peek at the link below! ------ #siouxtechnologies #appliedphysics #webringhightechtolife #workintech
Vacancy Senior Applied Physicist - Sioux Technologies
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Witness the fascinating smoke flow visualization over a free-to-roll delta wing model mounted in a subsonic wind tunnel at the Aerodynamics lab (Mechanical Cluster), UPES under the guidance of Dr. Dhiraj. The experimental setup was designed and developed by third-year Aerospace Engineering students as a part of their project, which was financially supported through the SHODH grant provided by the university for undergraduate research. The primary objective of this student project is to investigate the wing rock phenomenon of delta wings and develop a mechanism to mitigate it, thereby enhancing wing stability. At a critical wind speed, the delta wing model exhibits a flow-induced limit cycle roll oscillation, commonly referred to as the wing rock phenomenon. This phenomenon typically occurs in very slender delta wings (with high sweep angles) at high angles of attack (α ≥ 25°). The counter-rotating wing tip vortices, prominently featured in the video, are pivotal in inducing instability in the wing, and by manipulating these vortices, the oscillations of the wing can be controlled. UPES Ram Sharma, PhD Ranjeet Brajpuriya Piyush Kuchhal Dr. Nilanjana @Dr. Ashish Karn Banerjee Dr. Bikarama Prasad Yadav Stuti Gandhi Manav Aggarwal Kanu Talwar Amit Narayan Ankur Jain Sarthak Garg Harish Pundeer Sumit Wason Rahul Pillai
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CFD Simulation Engineer. Fluid mechanics and hydraulics laboratory coordinator, Coordinador de laboratorio de mecánica de fluidos e hidraulica
Fundación Valle del Lili - 100 (40%), Simulation in (Lattice Boltzmann methods) CFD of 4 basement floors of 103m X 60m x 12m. Temperature assigned to each vehicle 60°C, ambient temperature 30°C demonstration of natural convection of buildings without the need to install fans. speed and temperature profiles. Geometries delivered by the architects with all the geometric details, STL format and grids difficult to simulate in other traditional software by the finite volume method. Separation of nodes of each element of 30 cm, running the simulation on a 80-processor Worksstation assembled by CFD thesis students that I direct and 4 days of continuous simulation for a total of 5000 seconds and 30 million nodes. supervisor(s) Carlos Alberto Herrera Cáceres https://lnkd.in/ecqPQr-A
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Mechatronics Engineer | Masters Student | Business Enthusiast | Aspiring Polymath | Aspiring Entrepreneur
🏆✨ Grateful for the Growth! ✨🏆 Thank you to the Institution of Mechanical Engineers for the incredible opportunity to Speak Out For Engineering. Taking the leap into the unknown unveils endless possibilities and knowledge. This was my experience with my presentation on: 🚀 BEYOND CONVENTIONAL MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 🚀 "Imagination is more important than knowledge." - Albert Einstein Embarking on a journey that challenges the norm, my presentation explored unconventional approaches in mechanical engineering. It goes beyond the typical 'shafts', 'beams', 'bearings', and 'gears'. We dived into innovative concepts like flexures, origami-inspired designs, and bio-inspired mechanisms. This fusion of engineering with art, nature, and biology unveils new horizons—from robotics to medical devices. #IMechE #SOFEContest #EngineeringInnovation #BeyondConventional #GrowthOpportunities #AlbertEinstein #MechanicalEngineering 🌐🛠️
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Exploring Automotive Muffler Simulation with FEniCSx! We've applied FEniCSx for an acoustic simulation of a muffler, setting a specific volume velocity at the inlet. An interesting application could be to compute the muffler's transfer function, for instance. The simulation covers a broad frequency range, but here's a snapshot at one frequency. A PML surrounds the outlet, mimicking the free field propagation. This showcases the power of open-source software for complex simulations, that gives the same results of commercial tools. Do you have any questions? Comment below! For specialized courses, support in computational vibroacoustics, or customized coding solutions, please reach out to Undabit or contact me here on linkedin. Our areas of expertise: Structural and Acoustic Modal Analysis Structural and Acoustic Frequency Response Coupled Vibro-Acoustic Frequency Response ThermoViscoAcoustic Frequency Response (Metamaterial simulation) We offer a free demo! #acoustics #computationalacoustics #vibroacoustics #FEM #FEniCSx
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