Roadshow 2026

Simcenter Altair

SIMULATION: BETTER PRODUCTS, LOWER COSTS

Invitation to the Simcenter Roadshow 2026

From 24 March to 22 June, the simulation experts from the d.u.h.Group will be touring Germany, Austria and Switzerland with the unique Colani Truck. Experience first-hand at your premises the strategic added value offered by simulation-based development using the latest solutions from Siemens and the expanded solution portfolio resulting from the acquisition of Altair.

Today, companies face the challenge of developing products more quickly, sustainably and cost-effectively – whilst technical complexity continues to rise.

As part of our roadshow, we will demonstrate in a practical way how you can successfully integrate modern simulation solutions into your development processes, from the concept phase right through to validation.

The event is aimed at development managers, as well as design engineers and computational engineers, who already use simulation or would like to make greater use of it in future.

Roadshow dates: 24 March – 22 June.

What to expect

    • Live demonstrations of state-of-the-art simulation solutions from the market-leading Simcenter and Altair portfolios

Simulation is a key competitive factor today.

Simulation enables you to shorten development cycles, reduce the number of physical iterations and make data-driven decisions at an earlier stage, which can save you significant costs or even enable you to gain a larger market share with your products. We’ll show you on-site exactly how you can harness this potential for your business.

The detailed tour schedule will be drawn up based on the registrations received.

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