Ansys is a global leader in engineering simulation software, providing solutions for designing, testing, and optimizing space missions and systems. Their software is used across the space industry for applications like spacecraft design, launch system development, mission planning, and risk mitigation, enabling faster and more cost-effective innovation. Key products include Systems Tool Kit (STK) and Orbit Determination Tool Kit (ODTK). Ansys serves a wide range of customers in the space sector, including NASA, ESA, Boeing, Lockheed Martin, and other government, commercial, and defense organizations. Associated keywords: simulation, digital engineering, aerospace, mission design, structural analysis.
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The Ansys and Sony technology collaboration facilitates rapid development and verification of camera features for AV and ADAS applications.
Ansys collaborated with Sony Semiconductor Solutions to enhance high-fidelity image sensor simulation and camera-based features in next-generation automotive applications.
Ansys Speos can integrate with Sony’s sensor models to streamline development and validation with more precise modeling.
OneSky Systems is providing its technology integrated with Ansys’ solutions to develop AI-based software with perception and decision-making capabilities.
Ansys collaborated with Rolls-Royce and Intel to reduce the simulation time of the thermo-mechanical model of Rolls-Royce’s gas-turbine engine from more than 1,000 hours to less than 10 hours.
The first MoU between AGI and CEPT University facilitates academic cooperation, including internships, placements, and support for Research and Development.
The Ansys Systems Tool Kit (STK) is integrated with NI PXI hardware and LabVIEW FPGA to validate communication links between satellites and ground stations.
Ansys STK helps model sophisticated satellite missions that include air and ground platforms and their RF communications payloads.
Shashank Narayan, senior director at Ansys, stated that Ansys STK is the world-leading software for digital mission engineering.
RF payload modeling in STK includes high fidelity electromagnetic physics linked to Ansys HFSS antenna system models.
Before leading COMSPOC, Travis Langster was vice president of COMSPOC’s parent company, Analytical Graphics Inc.
Ansys Government Initiatives (AGI), an Ansys company, is supporting Northrop Grumman in developing, testing, and delivering the Deep-Space Advanced Radar Capability (DARC).
Ansys is collaborating with Northrop Grumman on DARC to support the digital design and validation of the radar system.
Paul Graziani co-founded Analytical Graphics Inc. (AGI) and has led the company since 1989.
As part of the deal with Ansys, AGI spun off its Commercial Space Operations Center subsidiary, established in 2014, creating Comspoc Corp.
Comspoc spun out of Analytical Graphics Inc. and operates as a startup focused on space situational awareness, space domain awareness, and space traffic coordination and management.
Analytical Graphics Inc. operates the Commercial Space Operations Center outside of Philadelphia to collect orbital data and provide satellite operators with warnings of potential conjunctions.
Analytical Graphics Inc. (AGI) hosts the Space Data Center, a platform that ingests Space Data Association operator information and compares it with commercial radar and telescope observations to assess conjunction risks.
Ansys expects the transaction will add $75,000,000 to $85,000,000 of non-GAAP revenue to its 2021 results.
The purchase price for the acquisition is $700 million, of which 67% will be paid in cash and 33% will be paid through the issuance of Ansys common stock.