Bentley Motors Limited is a British manufacturer of luxury cars and SUVs, a subsidiary of the Volkswagen Group since 1998. While primarily known for its automotive products, Bentley integrates into the space industry through collaborations and bespoke commissions, such as the space-themed Bentayga Speed. Bentley also acquired Cesium, linking Cesium's open-source 3D software with Bentley System's digital twin platform, iTwin. The company's headquarters are located in Crewe, England.
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The Bentley Education program offers full access to learning licenses for over 40 of Bentley’s most popular applications used by infrastructure professionals globally.
The acquisition of INRO Software expands Bentley’s capabilities in mobility digital twins.
Combining INRO’s traffic simulation with Bentley’s simulation and civil design software positions Bentley to deliver comprehensive mobility digital twins.
Bentley's iTwin platform integrates vehicle and pedestrian simulation, surveying, reality modeling, and asset performance.
INRO's traffic and vehicle simulation capabilities combined with Bentley's software, including CUBE, Streetlytics, LEGION, and OpenRoads, enhance Bentley's ability to deliver comprehensive mobility digital twins.
The acquisition expands Bentley's capabilities in mobility digital twins as countries, including the US, prepare for significant infrastructure investments.
Bentley issued $690,000,000 in convertible debt due 2026 earlier 2021.
Bentley expects Seequent to contribute in excess of $80,000,000 to Bentley’s ARR during 2021.
Bentley Systems established Bentley iTwin Ventures to invest in technology companies addressing infrastructure digital twin solutions for roadways, railways, waterways, bridges, utilities, industrial facilities, and other infrastructure assets.
Siemens Energy and Bentley launched an APM solution for power plants in 2018 prior to introducing APM4O&G.
Bentley is partnering with Shell Deepwater Projects to develop the platform leveraging Bentley’s iTwin open, scalable Azure cloud-based platform.
When using Bentley Advanced Connectivity at speeds of 110 km/h (70 mph), a passenger can access multiple simultaneous entertainment and business applications including high-definition video streaming across multiple devices with uninterrupted service quality.
Bentley partnered with global communications company Viasat to deliver the Bentley Advanced Connectivity in-car WiFi system.
Bentley designed Advanced Connectivity to provide uninterrupted mobile network coverage while travelling, enabling a fully functioning executive office on the move.