CAE (Computer-Aided Engineering) encompasses the use of computer software to simulate the performance of products and designs across various industries, including aerospace. These tools enable engineers to conduct virtual testing, optimize designs, and identify potential issues early in the development process, reducing the need for physical prototypes. CAE's capabilities extend to areas like simulation, validation, predictive engineering, and integration with AI/ML to enhance the design and manufacturing of aircraft and spacecraft. CAE partners with organizations like Space Florida and collaborates with companies such as Bombardier and NASA. Keywords associated with CAE include modeling, simulation, virtual validation, digital twins, and predictive engineering.
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General Atomics purchased the Predator Mission Trainer from CAE and has used it as a core component of customer training at the Flight Test & Training Center since 2020.
CAE, MDA Ltd., L3Harris Technologies, and General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. are jointly delivering MQ-9B capability to Canada while creating domestic economic benefits and work opportunities.