Overview
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The IMechE is delighted to announce the latest edition of the Simulation and Modelling conference, taking place on 25-26 September 2024 at a new venue: Aston Villa Football Ground in Birmingham.
Building on previous popular events, the 2024 conference will focus on examples in the transportation, healthcare and manufacturing sector, with an emphasis on opportunities for practitioners to leverage machine learning, AI and data analysis.
Simulation practitioners working across multiple industries and applications will present new technical case studies and share lessons learned in the pursuit of design optimisation, realising multiphysics applications, employing the use of digital twins, developing emerging standards and much more.
Join this dedicated engineering community this September and engage in discussions and knowledge sharing and gain valuable insights and fresh strategies to enhance the fidelity and accuracy of your simulations, together with methods to reduce costs for your ongoing engineering projects.
"A great place to be if you are interested in Simulation and Modelling." Airbus Operations Ltd.
"A truly engaging event with rich exchanges and sharing between all attendees from very diverse backgrounds, industries, universities and more." Drax Group
Early Bird discount ends 28 June 2024 - book your place today
CONFERENCE FOCUS FOR 2024:
TOPICS THIS YEAR INCLUDE:
- Design optimisation, validation and certification
- Multiphysics applications in the transportation sector
- Simulation in healthcare: developments and challenges
- Industry perceptions on ‘Digital Twins’
- Discovering opportunities within the new digital era
- Data utilisation strategies to increase effectiveness and reliability in simulation
ROUNDTABLE TOPICS INCLUDE:
- Digital twin landscape and developments
- Regulation and standardisation: Simulation, modelling, and the future of virtual engineering
- Discussing the impact of machine learning and AI within simulation and modelling
- Shared approach between simulation and physical testing
- Strategies to bridge the current skills gap
PREVIOUS ATTENDEES IN 2023 INCLUDE:
Atkins Ltd
Babcock DST
BAE Systems
BosonQ Psi
Caterpillar UK
Collins Aerospace
D S T L
Dapta
Defence Academy of the UK
Delphi Diesel Systems Ltd
Frazer-Nash Consultancy
Hexagon
HSE Science Division
Leonardo MW Ltd
Loughborough University
Mass
MathWorks
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MBDA Missile Systems
NCR Corporation
Pearson Engineering
Pepsi Company
Qinetiq Ltd
Rescale
Rolls-Royce plc
Secondmind
Subsea Craft
The Hub 500 Park Avenue
TWI
University of Strathclyde
Waukesha Bearings
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COVID-19 GUIDANCE FOR ATTENDEES:
The Institution takes every endeavour to operate all our events as “COVID-safe” as possible. This includes additional preventative measures, such as cleaning rotas and air ventilation. For further information on our activities in this area, view our infection control solutions webpages.