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automotiveJuly 2, 2026
ENGYS and RBF Morph Partnership Enhances Simulation for ASEAN Factories
A new partnership between ENGYS and RBF Morph brings advanced simulation tools to ASEAN factories, streamlining design and optimization processes.
Streamlining Design and Optimization in ASEAN Factories with Advanced Simulation Tools \\[n]The recent partnership between ENGYS and RBF Morph is set to revolutionize the way ASEAN factories approach design and optimization. This collaboration integrates rbfCAE, a powerful mesh morphing and optimization tool, into HELYX and ELEMENTS-based design workflows. For manufacturers in Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, and Malaysia, this means more efficient and flexible design processes, ultimately leading to faster product development and cost savings. \\[n]rbfCAE, built on Radial Basis Function (RBF) technology, transforms static geometries into flexible parametric models. This capability allows engineers to modify designs directly on existing meshes, significantly reducing the need for repeated remeshing during iterative design processes. In practical terms, this means that factories can explore multiple design variations without the time-consuming step of regenerating geometry and reconstructing the mesh for each change. \\[n]For automotive and aerospace industries in ASEAN, where rapid prototyping and testing are crucial, the integration of rbfCAE into the design workflow can be a game-changer. The software's ability to handle fluid-structure interaction (FSI) and reduced-order modeling (ROM) makes it particularly valuable for these sectors. Engineers can now perform real-time ROM interactions, enabling them to quickly assess the impact of design changes on performance. \\[n]In the marine and energy sectors, where complex geometries and environmental factors play a significant role, rbfCAE's mesh morphing capabilities can lead to more accurate and reliable simulations. For example, shipbuilders in Indonesia and Malaysia can use rbfCAE to optimize hull designs, improving fuel efficiency and reducing emissions. Similarly, wind turbine manufacturers in Thailand and Vietnam can benefit from the software's ability to handle large-scale, complex structures. \\[n]The partnership also extends to the biomedical engineering sector, where precision and accuracy are paramount. Medical device manufacturers in ASEAN can leverage rbfCAE to fine-tune their designs, ensuring that products meet the highest standards of performance and safety. \\[n]By integrating rbfCAE into their design and simulation workflows, ASEAN factories can achieve significant improvements in efficiency and productivity. The ability to make real-time modifications and conduct automated optimization studies can reduce development time and costs, making it easier for manufacturers to stay competitive in a rapidly evolving market. \\[n]For factory buyers in ASEAN, the key takeaway is that this partnership offers a powerful solution to streamline design and optimization processes. By adopting these advanced simulation tools, factories can accelerate product development, reduce costs, and improve overall performance. To learn more about how ENGYS and RBF Morph can support your factory, visit [engys.com](http://engys.com).
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Editorial rewrite by ASEAN Machine team, based on public reporting from Engineering.com, with added ASEAN manufacturing context.
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