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Defence & Weaponry Industry Success

The defence and weaponry industry is always pushing the envelope for faster, higher, farther, and more accurate systems. System complexity is increasing and more and more vehicles are interdependent on other vehicles and support equipment. The development of new vehicles involves risks that are not seen in any other industry.

A suite of software tools is available to design, validate, manufacture, and operate these new systems. Template based simulation tools allow complex systems to be quickly assembled from components and subsystems. Parametric capability allows complete design variations to be explored, using Monte Carlo, DOE and optimisation techniques. And high performance computing and simulation data management tools are available to provide the infrastructure required to simulate your systems fast and efficiently.

MSC.Software is the leader in providing simulation tools to the defence and weaponry industry for the last 40 years. Products like MSC Nastran, Patran, Adams, Marc, and Easy5 have proven themselves again and again on all of the major defence programs. And a new generation of tools and capabilities are now proving themselves developing the defence systems of the future.

Title		Customer

	Forensics Project Leads Military To Greater Use Of Virtual Product Development Radian identifies military truck field failure cause with Adams, resulting in solid model technical data package of military truck system for extended collaboration.	Radian

	Virtual Proving Ground Proves Reliability of Heavy Vehicle Performance NATC is proving that functional virtual prototyping with Adams is an accurate, cost-effective and time-efficient method that yields superior results to the traditional build, test, and fix approach.	Nevada Automotive Test Center

	Simulation Keeps U.S. Navy Ship-Shape Engineers at NSWC use Adams simulations to conceptualise and validate their designs for ships' hull and deck machinery.	Naval Surface Warfare Center

	Simulations Predict Mine Countermeasure Performance US Navy engineers designing mine neutralisation systems apply Adams simulations to address launch deployment logistics, harsh operating conditions, and safety issues.	Naval Surface Warfare Center

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