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Faster and more reliable #MEMS design with cloud-based multiphysics simulations Join our upcoming #webinar to see how engineers are leveraging cloud computing for faster design cycles and increased product reliability in MEMS design The 60-minute live event will be hosted here on LinkedIn on June 18 10 am EDT / 3 pm BST. Our technical speaker is the Team Lead of our Application Engineering Team, Dr. -Ing Abhishek Deshmukh. Our special guest for the webinar is Dr. Andrew Tweedie, CEO of Kogsys, a consultancy specializing in MEMS design. Dr. Tweedie has an extensive background in MEMS design and experience working with clients in the MEMS industry, helping them leverage Quanscient Allsolve to tackle design challenges. He'll share practical examples of how Allsolve has accelerated development cycles, improved design optimization, and ultimately led to more reliable MEMS products. Dr. Tweedie will also be available to answer your questions during the live Q&A. Register now! 📁 All registrants will receive the timestamped recording and the executive summary PDF after the event.

How to optimize the manufacturability of #MEMS devices with Monte Carlo analysis In our recent webinar, Dr. Andrew Tweedie covered a critical yet fairly novel aspect of MEMS design: The impact of manufacturing variability on real-world device performance. Variations in manufacturing processes and material properties can lead to discrepancies between theoretical simulations and actual product behavior. This can affect production yield and overall product success, and as Dr. Tweedie quoted the industry saying, “yield is money.” In the webinar, Dr. Tweedie presented Monte Carlo analysis as a more efficient alternative to building prototypes. This approach allows engineers to predict yield and optimize designs for robustness by simulating thousands of design variations, even before physical prototypes are created. As Dr. Tweedie stated, many device manufacturers are now very interested in bringing simulation into their manufacturing engineering departments, where it hasn't really existed in the past. The webinar recording and executive summary PDF cover the Monte Carlo approach for PMUT devices in great detail, along with real-world results. Access and download them now from the link in the comments!

Here is why #PMUT simulations are so complex (and how to solve them efficiently) In our webinar last week, Dr. Andrew Tweedie highlighted how simulating PMUTs presents challenges due to: • Complex multi-layered structures with intricate interconnects • Large arrays potentially comprising thousands of elements • Coupling with extensive elastic or acoustic load regions • Broadband operation requiring computationally demanding transient analysis These factors can lead to models with tens or even hundreds of millions of degrees of freedom, making it difficult for traditional simulation software to handle efficiently. As stated by Dr. Tweedie, Quanscient Allsolve is uniquely positioned to address these challenges with its ability to simulate all these effects in a single, fast multiphysics simulation. The full recording and 16-page executive summary PDF of our webinar are now available on our website linked in the comments! #multiphysics #simulation #fem

The recording and the executive summary PDF from our #MEMS webinar are out! We hosted a webinar last week to demonstrate how engineers are leveraging cloud computing to speed up design cycles and increase product reliability in MEMS design. As our special guest speaker, we had Dr. Andrew Tweedie, founder & CEO at Kogsys and ex-founder at OnScale. During the 60-minute webinar, we covered: • The challenges of traditional MEMS design software • How cloud simulation addresses these limitations • The benefits of cloud-based #multiphysics simulation for MEMS • A live demo of a microspeaker simulation with Quanscient Allsolve • Real-world case studies of Allsolve's impact on MEMS design, including simulating large PMUT arrays and using Monte Carlo analysis for manufacturability In case you missed the live webinar but are interested in the recording or the executive summary PDF, you can find them linked in the comments!

Meet our CRO Nikola Strah at the #MEMS World Summit Europe 2024! Nikola will be in Porto, Portugal, along with leading decision-makers and senior executives from the leading MEMS companies in Europe. If you’re attending, connect with Nikola to discuss how Quanscient Allsolve could enable faster design cycles and increased product reliability with your MEMS devices. If you’re not attending but still want the benefits above, feel free to connect with Nikola anyway!

Meet our Chief Scientist, Dr. Valtteri Lahtinen, at IQT Nordics 2024! Dr. Lahtinen is in Espoo, Finland, this week to discuss how quantum computers can be scaled toward real-world applications, in our case, quantum-native #multiphysics simulations. If you’re present, come listen to our presentation on precisely that from 13:40-14:00 EET on Wednesday!

Our #MEMS webinar yesterday was a great success – thank you for all the 100 registrants! While we are processing the recording and executive summary PDF, we want to share this clip from our Q&A section with our guest speaker, Dr. Andrew Tweedie The question was: What would you say to engineers hesitant about trying a new simulation software, let alone a cloud-based one? Watch the video below to hear what Dr. Tweedie had to say – it might surprise you! PS. The timestamped recording and summary PDF will be sent out to all the registrants and uploaded to our website by the end of the week!

Our webinar "Faster and more reliable MEMS design with cloud-based simulations" is today! Here is the last-minute key information for you: What? • A 60-minute webinar on optimizing #MEMS design for faster design cycles and increased product reliability with cloud-based multiphysics simulations For whom? • MEMS design engineers, engineering managers, and anyone interested in the practical applications of cloud-based simulations for MEMS design Where? • Right here on LinkedIn • In addition, all registrants receive the full timestamped recording and the executive summary PDF. When? • Today at 10 am EDT / 3 pm BST • The recording can be rewatched at any time With close to 100 professionals from the leading MEMS design companies, this is the last chance for live access to the event. Register now from the link below! https://lnkd.in/d43kbcyj

The agenda for our #MEMS webinar tomorrow is out! The rough agenda (detailed version in the image below): 1. Introduction to Quanscient and the advantages of cloud-based simulation for MEMS design 2. Overview of common MEMS design challenges and how cloud simulation addresses them directly 3. Live demonstration of Quanscient Allsolve's capabilities in MEMS simulations 4. Real-world experiences and benefits of using Quanscient Allsolve for MEMS projects, presented by our guest speaker, Dr. Andrew Tweedie 5. Live Q&A session to answer your questions 6. Summary and key takeaways from the webinar In addition to the full webinar recording, all registrants will receive links to the clipped individual sections. 📁 All registrants will also receive the executive summary PDF containing the highlights and key takeaways of each section. Register here to get access to the live event and all the materials: https://lnkd.in/d43kbcyj

Questions regarding Quanscient Allsolve and #MEMS simulations? Our webinar is tomorrow and you still have time to submit your questions from the form below. Our speakers will be answering them live in the Q&A section of our webinar. After the event, all registrants will have access to the timestamped recording and the individual clip of the Q&A section. In addition, the highlights of the Q&A section will be included in the executive summary PDF. Submit your questions now and get answers to any questions you may have! https://lnkd.in/dAnU2B6A