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Focus on ADAS development solutions, CE, and 5G-related technologies
Ansys Korea successfully held the '2017 Ansys Conference' at Yangjae EL Tower for approximately 900 Ansys customers and industry representatives.
The 2017 Ansys Conference opened with a keynote speech by Hanyang University President Lee Young-moo. Under the theme of 'Engineering Innovation,' President Lee delivered a speech regarding innovation through prototypes in the manufacturing industry and the attitude of engineers facing the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
Following this, Dr. Jun-sik Yoon of Ansys conducted a session on the topic of "Ansys-based ADAS (Advanced Driver Assist System) Development Solutions." He explained, "To ensure the safety and reliability that autonomous vehicles can replace humans, testing on an astronomical scale is required." He added, "Simulation is essential not only for achieving test execution goals but also for aspects such as generating driving scenarios, predicting sensor performance, and developing algorithm models."

In addition to ADAS, simulation technologies related to CPS (Chip Package System), CE (Conducted Emission), and 5G garnered attention at this conference. Time was dedicated to in-depth analysis of multiphysics analysis cases for packages and PCBs, simulations for resolving electromagnetic interference issues, and design technologies for future communication environments.
In addition to this, expert sessions were held in major fields such as fluid mechanics, structural mechanics, and electrical and electronic engineering. Each of the 21 sessions was attended by clients and experts from companies such as Samsung Electronics, Doosan Heavy Industries, LG Innotek, POSTECH, and Hanyang University, and received significant attention as the latest technologies and various simulation cases by industry sector were introduced.
"We feel that the role of engineering simulation is growing in various industrial sectors," said Yongwon Cho, CEO of Ansys Korea. "Ansys will continue to support advanced simulation solutions in new technology development fields such as autonomous vehicles and 5G, as well as in fields facing environmental changes such as chip packaging systems and CE."
Ansys Korea successfully held the '2017 Ansys Conference' at Yangjae EL Tower for approximately 900 Ansys customers and industry representatives.
The 2017 Ansys Conference opened with a keynote speech by Hanyang University President Lee Young-moo. Under the theme of 'Engineering Innovation,' President Lee delivered a speech regarding innovation through prototypes in the manufacturing industry and the attitude of engineers facing the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
Following this, Dr. Jun-sik Yoon of Ansys conducted a session on the topic of "Ansys-based ADAS (Advanced Driver Assist System) Development Solutions." He explained, "To ensure the safety and reliability that autonomous vehicles can replace humans, testing on an astronomical scale is required." He added, "Simulation is essential not only for achieving test execution goals but also for aspects such as generating driving scenarios, predicting sensor performance, and developing algorithm models."
In addition to ADAS, simulation technologies related to CPS (Chip Package System), CE (Conducted Emission), and 5G garnered attention at this conference. Time was dedicated to in-depth analysis of multiphysics analysis cases for packages and PCBs, simulations for resolving electromagnetic interference issues, and design technologies for future communication environments.
In addition to this, expert sessions were held in major fields such as fluid mechanics, structural mechanics, and electrical and electronic engineering. Each of the 21 sessions was attended by clients and experts from companies such as Samsung Electronics, Doosan Heavy Industries, LG Innotek, POSTECH, and Hanyang University, and received significant attention as the latest technologies and various simulation cases by industry sector were introduced.
"We feel that the role of engineering simulation is growing in various industrial sectors," said Yongwon Cho, CEO of Ansys Korea. "Ansys will continue to support advanced simulation solutions in new technology development fields such as autonomous vehicles and 5G, as well as in fields facing environmental changes such as chip packaging systems and CE."
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