Altair Inspire is an intuitive, powerful family of integrated software products that accelerates simulation-driven design throughout the product development lifecycle, from concept to reality, while reducing product time-to-market.
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Used early in the design process, Inspire enables the creation of designs focused on both performance and manufacturability. Inspire empowers its users to explore, develop, and manufacture high-performance products in a single, intuitive environment.
Key Features
Geometry Creation and Simplification
Create, modify, and de-feature solid models using Inspire’s modeling tools. Leverage the speed and accuracy of SimSolid to evaluate multiple variants.
Lattice Structures
Open the world of lattice structures for optimized design performance with one-click implicit design tools and join the additive manufacturing revolution.
Industrial Design and Rendering
Combine different modeling techniques to effortlessly create and explore even the most complex designs. Create stunning images and dynamic animations in real time with physically accurate lighting.
Dynamic Motion
Easily generate dynamic motion of complex mechanisms, automatically identifying contacts, joints, springs, and dampers.
Topology Optimization
Inspire offers several topology options, including optimization objectives, stress and displacement constraints, acceleration, gravity, and temperature loading conditions.
Design for Manufacturing
With its unique set of simulation tools, evaluate product feasibility, optimize the manufacturing process, and run virtual try-outs for both 3D printing and many traditional manufacturing processes.
Structural Analysis
Investigate linear static and normal modes analysis on a model and visualize displacement, factor of safety, percent of yield, tension/compression, von Mises stress, and major principal stress.
Assembly Configuration
Create multiple assembly configurations to evaluate various design scenarios and the resulting concepts.
Cooling Systems
Gain a better understanding of cooling systems design using an introductory set of computational fluid design (CFD) tools.
