Location

Sheraton Dallas, Texas

Date

May 13-16 2024

Duration

12PM Mon – 16:20PM Thurs

TECHNIA is delighted to exhibit at this year’s COExperience in Dallas, Texas, from Monday 13 May to Thursday 16 May 2024.

Join us at the Dallas Sheraton Hotel to learn more about specialized track content for users of products throughout the Dassault Systèmes portfolio of branded solutions.

You’ll have the opportunity to engage in networking events, join in on the keynote presentations, and mingle with Dassault Systèmes and TECHNIA executives and product experts.

Claytex, a TECHNIA Company, was honored with the prestigious COExperience 2023 award for delivering the best presentation:

Virtual Twins in Motorsport: Deploying Dymola Models in the Field

We’re excited to present two new presentations at this year’s event, and the details are shared below.

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SESSIONS INFO

Session 1

Simulation of Large Housing Models Case Study

Presented by Theodor Ensbury, Senior Project Engineer
Wednesday May 15, 2024 8:00 AM – 8:50 AM CST
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Presentation of methodology surrounding the simulation of large, highly detailed simulation models. As each dwelling is to be simulated over a year’s worth of time, length of simulation time requires simulation on a dedicated machine in parallel with one another, which is achieved by running Dymola as a server and assigning each model to be simulated to a different computer core.

Session 2

Maintenance and Management of the Virtual Twin Simulation Libraries in Dymola; Why McMurtry Automotive and Claytex/TECHNIA are working together.

Presented by Nate Horn, Vice President
Thursday May 16, 2024 10:30 AM – 11:20 AM CST
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Presentation outlining the role of managing simulation models (Virtual Twins) with regards to simulation objectives of McMurtry Automotive. Much of the presentation will focus on how Claytex manage their own simulation libraries, and how these methodologies can be applied to other simulation libraries. This will include presentation of tools which support model management methods, applied to simulation models built in Dymola/Modelica.