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Engineering General Intelligence? We'll see.

2 days ago | engineering.com | Michael Alba

Foundation EGI has emerged from stealth to build an "AI platform for all aspects of engineering."This is Engineering Paper, bringing you the latest design and simulation software news. Today's top story is about Foundation EGI, yet another AI startup that emerged from stealth last week. That acronym certainly raised my eyebrows: EGI stands for Engineering General Intelligence. "We're building out an AI platform for all aspects of engineering," Mok Oh, co-founder and CEO of Foundation EGI, told me.
Watch VI-grade's livestream of the 2025 Zero Prototypes Summit

1 week ago | engineering.com | Rachael Pasini

Registration is open for this action-packed event featuring the latest technology and trends in simulation-driven vehicle development. VI-grade will host its 2025 Zero Prototypes Summit on May 13-15, 2025, at the VI-grade SimCenter in Udine, Italy. The summit will bring together leading voices from across the automotive industry to explore the future of simulation-driven vehicle development.
How additive manufacturing benefits UAV design

1 week ago | engineering.com | Ian Wright

Lightweighting, topology optimization and digital workflows are all enabled by 3D printing. In many respects, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) represent the cutting edge of aerospace engineering: from the novel designs in airframes and powerplants to innovative methods of manufacturing. Similarly, 3D printing represents the cutting edge of aerospace manufacturing, enabling new geometries, part consolidation as well as unlocking new materials.
AI tackles SUV aerodynamics

1 week ago | engineering.com | Michael Alba

Luminary Cloud released an AI foundation model with help from Honda and Nvidia. Plus: have you heard of Hestus? Welcome to Engineering Paper. Today's batch of design and simulation software news starts with-what else?-AI. Luminary Cloud announced SHIFT-SUV, a new physics-based AI foundation model for automotive aerodynamics.
Engineers have a voice and sense of purpose at Scrum Alliance

1 week ago | engineering.com | Rachael Pasini

This small-but-mighty, mission-driven team prioritizes learning and career development to attract and retain engineers. Scrum Alliance, a highly esteemed certifying body for scrum and agile professionals, was named one of the 2025 Top Workplaces for Engineers. As a membership association founded and funded by the agile community for the community, they offer education, advocacy, research, certifications, and practical skill development to help individuals thrive in their careers.
DARPA provides $10M for project studying longevity of metal AM parts

1 week ago | engineering.com | Ian Wright

Engineers aim to create digital twins of LPBF parts to predict defects. Metal 3D printing has been gaining ground as a production technology, but one of the issues holding it back is uncertainty about the durability of metal parts made via additive manufacturing (AM).
Making sense of tariff impact: why digital transformation was never optional

1 week ago | engineering.com | Lionel Grealou

Are you simply reacting to disruption or leading your company through it? PLM is the secret weapon at the center of a resilient response to volatility. Tariffs have stormed back into the global spotlight, shaking global trade, and putting pressure on manufacturers with international supply chains. For companies already facing inflation, material shortages, and geopolitical instability, new tariff and political wargames add another layer of complexity to navigate.
Top 5 examples of additive manufacturing in aerospace

1 week ago | engineering.com | Ian Wright

From fuel nozzles to drones, these are 3D printing's killer apps for aerospace. Few industries have made as much productive use of additive manufacturing (AM) as aerospace. The combination of constraints aerospace engineers face in design and manufacturing are almost perfectly complemented by the capabilities enabled with 3D printing technology.
Understanding FAA and EASA efforts to certify 3D printed parts

1 week ago | engineering.com | Ian Wright

What does it take to qualify an additive part as airworthy? As any experienced engineer knows, one of the things that sets the aerospace industry apart from many others is an abundance of standards and regulations. Working as an aerospace engineer means having to navigate a labyrinth of procedures, rules, specifications, and certifications originating from government bodies as well as non-governmental institutions, such as the International Organization for Standardization (ISO).
How graph databases are a valuable tool to advance digital transformation

2 weeks ago | engineering.com | Yogi Schulz

Some things to consider when opting for graph databases in engineering applications. Graph databases have moved from a topic of academic study into the mainstream of information technology in the last few years. Now engineers want to better understand: What advantages do graph databases offer over widely implemented relational databases? How can graph databases advance digital transformation initiatives? How do graph databases enhance engineering applications?