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SUMMARY:oorja Webinar: Virtual Battery SIL Integration: Fault Injection\, Diagnostics\, and System Behaviour
DESCRIPTION:Battery faults are rare\, unpredictable\, and difficult to test safely—yet they are the very scenarios that define the robustness of an EV or energy storage system. In this webinar\, oorja unveils a breakthrough capability: a virtual battery that lives inside your SIL environment\, allowing controlled\, repeatable fault injection without risking hardware or safety. \nThis digital twin behaves like a real battery pack\, with chemistry-specific behavior\, thermal behavior\, degradation\, and more. OEMs\, pack manufacturers\, and cell developers can now introduce faults at will\, observe system-level responses\, and fine-tune diagnostic\, BMS\, and safety algorithms with unprecedented precision. \nThink of it as placing a faulty battery pack inside an EV—but doing it entirely virtually. \nFor registration click here..
URL:https://simulationpulse.com/event/oorja-webinar-virtual-battery-sil-integration-fault-injection-diagnostics-and-system-behaviour/
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SUMMARY:Ansys Webinar: From System Architecture to Digital Twin: Accelerate Robotics with MBSE
DESCRIPTION:Robots are increasingly essential in various industries. This webinar will cover using a Model-Based Systems Engineering approach for creating requirements and architecture in robotics. \nWhat Attendees Will Learn: \n\nBridge system architecture to system-level simulation\nPerform system-level simulation with integrated reduced-order models\, 0D/1D components\, and control systems\nDefine\, design\, and test embedded software while conducting safety and cybersecurity analyses\nGenerate a digital twin and deploy it on the cloud\, at the edge\, or within NVIDIA Omniverse\n\nFor registration click here..
URL:https://simulationpulse.com/event/ansys-webinar-from-system-architecture-to-digital-twin-accelerate-robotics-with-mbse/
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SUMMARY:SmartUQ Webinar: Modern Design of Experiments\, Machine Learning\, and Calibration for COMSOL Simulation and Digital Twins
DESCRIPTION:Getting the most out of COMSOL simulations requires efficient use of the available simulation budget as well as validating that the simulation produces results that agree with reality. This webinar will discuss the role design of experiments\, predictive machine learning models (aka surrogate models)\, and machine learning tools such as statistical calibration play in calibrating COMSOL simulations to physical data\, validating their accuracy\, and maximizing the knowledge gained from their use. \nFor registration click here..
URL:https://simulationpulse.com/event/smartuq-webinar-modern-design-of-experiments-machine-learning-and-calibration-for-comsol-simulation-and-digital-twins/
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