Researchers have released bryne, an open-source Python framework built on DUNE-FEM that turns rapid finite element prototypes into reusable, metadata-rich and reproducible multiphysics simulations.

Startup aims to automate the most tedious parts of simulation and make results easier to share. That and more engineering software news. This is Engineering Paper, and here’s the latest design and ...

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We will admit that we often throw together software simulations of real-world things, but we’ll also admit they are usually quick and dirty and just dump out text that we might graph in a spreadsheet ...

Most people who want to simulate logic ICs will use Verilog, VHDL, or System Verilog. Not [hsoft]. He wanted to use Python, and wrote a simple Python framework for doing just that. You can find the ...

It has been a while since my last post. I haven't been playing matches in PokePoke lately, just enjoying opening packs here and there, so I haven't had much to write about.However, it seems that this ...