Our Motivation
The future is open. In many cases, industry users can perform simulations without relying on expensive commercial codes. However, transitioning to open-source alternatives can be a challenging process, especially for users with competing engineering demands. At Aperi, our team of experienced finite element code developers understands the intricacies of various codes. It can guide users through the differences while enhancing code performance to align with their needs.
Next-generation simulation is closer with open-source codes. Scientific literature offers many options for next-generation simulations. No single method is well suited for every situation. Aperi seeks to reduce the barrier of entry for new technology by deploying libraries licensed directly from innovators. A simple path for bringing new ideas to market will incentivize researchers to improve technology. Simultaneously, using existing codes will prevent innovators from rewriting the infrastructure needed for functional simulation tools.
An open-source community is agile. By training subject matter experts to use open-source codes they are no longer limited by the software their host company can provide. Young engineers can work within the codes they have already learned throughout their entire careers.
Upcoming Libraries
Conforming Reproducing Kernel
The Conforming Reproducing Kernel Method (CRK) is the result of extensive research focusing on the application of mesh-free methods to expedite simulation development. In most simulation processes, a significant bottleneck lies in the effort required to generate a suitable discretization, known as "meshing," from the given geometry. This task is particularly critical for dynamic structural analyses, as computational costs are directly linked to mesh quality.
CRK offers an effective solution for simulating scenarios involving complex geometries, low-quality meshes, and nearly incompressible materials, all without increasing the computational cost to obtain accurate solutions. For more detailed information, please refer to the following resources:
Our Services
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Computational mechanics code development
We have experienced code developers that can write source code for computational mechanics algorithms and help with theory.
We hope to have an opportunity to mature open source code to meet the demands of your application.
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Setting up open source codes for your business
We can customize open source computational mechanics codes to suit the needs of your organization. Adding user interfaces, new physics, speeding up calculations, and more.
Computational mechanics simulation services
We have experienced analysts that have used most major commercial software and open source finite element packages. We specialize in solid mechanics and multi-physics simulations.
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Custom Meshing Services
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We provide custom meshes meticulously crafted to meet your exact specifications. With years of experience in the field, we excel in building complex meshes featuring intricate interfaces, specialized elements, and meticulous attention to mesh quality. We are engaged in ongoing research in state-of-the-art meshing technology, such as frame field, machine learning, automated meshing, object-oriented model preparation, and immersed methods.
Our team is proficient in a wide range of meshing tools, including HyperMesh, TrueGrid, Abaqus/CAE, COMSOL, Gmsh, LS-PrePost, Ansys, and notably, Cubit. In addition to our expertise in traditional meshing tools, we offer advanced capabilities in building scripted solutions to automate geometry and mesh creation. Leveraging languages such as Python, Julia, MATLAB, Aprepro, AutoLISP, and others.
