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🎥 Key Highlights: Exploring force entities in MBD modeling 🔍 Importance of smooth forces for better solver efficiency 🌊 Understanding the BYOP function for modeling gaps 🛠️ Practical applications of AZ and WZ functions in rotational mechanics 🔄 Solver approach: Newton-Raphson Method for equation solving 🧮

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Design for Resilience - A Different Look at Computer-Aided Engineering

The complexity of modern products is increasing rapidly. But high complexity is a prelude to vulnerability. It is a fact that excessive complexity leads to inherently fragile situations. Humans perceive this intuitively and try to stay away from highly complex situations. But can complexity be taken into account in the design of products? The answer is affirmative. Recently developed technology,…

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Man I love playing among us

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I was watching The Unlucky Tugs' video where he ranks the TTTE movies from worst to best and decided to make my own so HERE WE GO!

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14. MIR: I liked this movie as a kid. But I recently rewatched and boy howdy is she BAD. I didn't watch series 11 when Whiff was introduced, so having him in this movie was odd to me because I didn't know who the hell he was! The train racism in this is so overdone and never gets resolved, the logging locos are ANNOYING, and Thomas is just a dick the entire time?? -5/10

13. CAE!: This was one of those that they could have done better. The learning segments make it hard to watch when you're older, but it's for kids so who cares. But again, Train Racism. It gets resolved at the end, sure, but literally just...keeps happening. MIR in point. Also, the random involvement of D10?? And Lady?? who haven't been mentioned since TATMR??? Odd choice. 2/10

12. DotD: They basically rehashed CAE in CGI form, but none of the Train Racism is resolved. The Diesels suck, manipulate Percy, and take over the steamworks. That's it. That's the plot. 2/10

11. BW!BA!: I liked it. The songs were fun, Ace was a cool addition as a bad influence on Thomas, and Nia sure is a girl's engine. It seemed so rushed, though. Like Thomas had this grand idea, Sir Topham jokingly says yes, and like 15 minutes in Thomas is sailing off on a ship to Africa. "Where in the World is Thomas?" is a good ensemble number with cool callbacks to other movies, "Free and Easy" is just catchy as hell, and the other numbers are fun too. It was okay, but not my favorite. 4/10

10. TotB: It's just so, so average, but better than the others ranked lower. I love how James is the antagonist because he's covering up how scared he is in the end, but Percy just seems to baby-like for my taste. His fears are rational, but they really dumbed him down. I do love the introduction of Gator, and his and Percy's friendship is adorable. But it's all downplayed as Thomas didn't comfort Percy, so Percy gets a new BFF and Thomas is upset when Percy wants to leave. I get it, but I don't. 5/10

9. KotR: Ok this was a fun one. We get 1-5-6 buddy-content and it's super cute! I love this pal trio. The Earl and Stephen are such fun characters and I love how they worked them into the series later on. Stephen's characterization is so odd though, but I get it. He's upset he can't be useful like the young engines, and that's all he wants. This movie sets up for some good episodes later. 6/10

8. BMM: This one is so cute! I love the Narrow Gauge engines, and the beginning sequences are action packed and set up the movie well. But it comes back to Train Racism AGAIN. Diesel overhears about Luke and decides he wants him to be sent away, and then Diesel is in the wrong as always. I mean, he is, but we gotta stop making the diesels just bad engines. He did what he thought was right, especially not knowing the context. 6/10

7. HotR: Thomas's first CGI movie was a hit with me. Obviously it set up a rough era but I enjoyed the movie! Hiro's introduction is so fascinating, and Spencer being the antagonist is so so neat to me. This big silver showoff wants to get rid of an antique, but for what. That's why I didn't rank it higher. There's no why as to why Spencer wants to get rid of Hiro. Because he's old? Then why doesn't he hate Eddie?? His actions have no motive. 7/10

6. TaTMR: Don't come for me. I like this movie! It's whimsical and fun and a cool take on the series. It has it's flaws, obviously, like there's no set up for as to why D10 is there in the first place. But then again, this movie was rewritten I think three times? The original script would have been fun if the movie wasn't made for kids. An evil bastard who hates Burnett Stone because he was in love with Tasha, and wants to destroy the last thing Burnett can remember her by? So fascinating. I would have loved to see the original done as a more adult-ish action take on the franchise. 7/10

5. TAB: This movie is so awesome. Retelling the OG RWS and TV series stories in CGI, giving Thomas an introduction arc, and most importantly, Black Livery James (you know I had to mention it). It's such a great call-back to the original 5(?) stories and episodes, and I thought it was done very well. It holds a special place in my heart, but it's not my favorite. 8/10

4. TGR: I loved the musical take on this AGGHHH. All the musical numbers are so fanciful and catchy. I loved the plot, I love how the characters are set up. But like TUT says in his video, some of it is all marketing ploys. Like Thomas jumping the drawbridge, which I will continue to question why. But if you overlook Mattel's marketing, it's a good movie and it stands up well. 8/10

Also the next three movies are in no particular order so:

JBS: THIS. THIS WAS AN INTERESTING PLOT! James is boasting about how he's the favorite and the best, as always, so Thomas decides to put him in his place. But Thomas, unlike James, doesn't know the mainland well because he has lived on Sodor for probably 99% of his life. He was sent/arrived there in 1915, the same year he was built. He only knew Brighton! The experimental engines have great character, and I wish we got more of them in the series. Frankie and Hurricane are so, so interesting: they butter up Thomas to think he's hot shit, then BOOM! Trapped because they need another engine to work there, and can't do it unless they train-nap them. "Hottest Place in Town" is such a good song and aids to their plans, and it sets up their trickery well. The ending is not the best, but seeing Hurricane almost melt was just top notch to the whole thing. 10/10

SLotLT: This and TGD are so interesting because we see another side of Thomas. He thinks he can do no wrong, causes an accident, and ends up being punished. He does it twice, and winds up in a sort of Boy who Cried Wolf-ish situation after saving Ryan from the dynamite. Sir Topham only saw the part where it seemed Thomas was trying to get rid of Ryan, and gets angry with him again (and uses his full name? Papa was upset.) Ryan and Thomas's dynamic was so, so interesting and I wish we had more. Daisy being reintroduced was something I didn't see coming, and was a great way to tie her in to the series again. Same thing with Donald and Douglas, our beautiful Scots. Sailor John being the first human antagonist is so interesting, and this movie also has it's dark points. John was actually going to try to blow Thomas up aith dynamite! He blew up Sir Topham's office! This movie was great. 10/10

TGD: I had the DVD when I was younger and watched it every night before bed. It was so interesting. The songs are top notch: Racing to the Wharf, Jobs-a-Plenty, and Where, oh, Where is Thomas. The bridge scene is incredible and a great way to set it up. Thomas being insecure after Stanley shows up was something that never really happened, and he despised him so much he tried to essentially decomission him? Devious Thomas is my favorite. Thomas actually regretted how he treated Stanley, and they became good friends. SLotLT and TGD had similar plots in that aspect, but they did it so differently that it's not another DotD and CAE! issue. This was my childhood favorite and it still holds up. 10/10

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Art Toy Movement: History of Art Toys #72 Questioning Art Toy Gama #72

Can We Really Compare COARSE’s Scarcity Model to Supreme’s Streetwear Strategy?

Not all scarcity is created equal. Some brands engineer rarity like a magician pulling a rabbit from a hat—pure spectacle to boost desire. But COARSE and Supreme? Their scarcity isn’t decoration. It’s doctrine.

Supreme doesn’t restock. Ever. When a drop hits, it vanishes. You either act or you watch it slip into the overpriced hands of resellers. COARSE plays by a similar rulebook: limited releases, no mass production, and each piece crafted like a quiet manifesto. Every drop isn’t just a release—it’s a moment.

Kidrobot, in contrast, scaled through licensing—growing fast, but growing wide. COARSE did the opposite: it shrank with purpose. Tight. Selective. Uncompromising. Like an artist who prefers a single, perfect brushstroke over a crowded canvas.

Because true scarcity isn’t about keeping things away. It’s about making sure what does exist actually matters.

🔥 And in the world of Art Toys, matter is exactly what turns an object into an icon.

¿Podemos realmente comparar el modelo de escasez de COARSE con la estrategia de Supreme en el universo del streetwear?

No toda escasez nace igual. Hay marcas que la fabrican como se fabrican los mitos: a base de humo y espejos, esperando que la rareza por sí sola dispare la codicia. Y luego están COARSE y Supreme, que no hacen productos escasos por capricho, sino porque su propia lógica interna —casi ascética— lo impone.

Supreme no repone. Punto. Lo que cae, cae una vez. O lo atrapas, o te quedas mirando cómo se revende por el triple. COARSE, aunque en otro escenario, actúa bajo la misma ley no escrita: tiradas limitadas, cero producción masiva, cada figura diseñada como si fuera la última palabra. Cada lanzamiento es más un ritual que una venta.

Mientras Kidrobot prefirió el camino de las licencias y la expansión —como un imperio que se abre paso a fuerza de concesiones—, COARSE eligió la soledad del taller pequeño: meticuloso, cerrado, sin concesiones. Una isla creativa con la puerta entornada solo para quien entienda el lenguaje.

Porque la verdadera escasez no consiste en ocultar, sino en dotar de peso a lo que existe. Y ese peso —esa densidad simbólica y material— es lo que separa una figura de vinilo de un objeto de culto.

🔥 En el universo de los Art Toys, ese peso no se mide en gramos, sino en legado.

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Computer-Aided Engineering, AI and the Bad News

Models are only models. Remember how many assumptions one must make to write a partial differential equation (PDE) describing the vibrations of a simple beam? The beam is long and slender, the constraints are perfect, the displacements are small, shear effects are neglected, rotational inertia is neglected, the material is homogenous, the material is elastic, sections remain plane, loads are…

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The rapid advancement of technology has brought sweeping changes to many industries, and engineering is no exception. One of the most significant innovations in recent years has been the rise of CAE (Computer-Aided Engineering) software. CAE software allows engineers and designers to simulate, analyze, and optimize their designs before physical prototypes are created. This technology has revolutionized product development, making it faster, more cost-effective, and highly precise. Let’s explore how CAE software is transforming the world of engineering.

1. Enhanced Design Accuracy and Quality

One of the key benefits of CAE software is the ability to create highly detailed and accurate simulations of products or components. Engineers can test the behavior of materials under different conditions, such as stress, heat, and vibrations. This ensures that the design is optimized for performance and reliability. By identifying potential issues early in the design process, CAE software allows engineers to create higher-quality products, reducing the risk of failure and minimizing the need for costly redesigns.

2. Faster Product Development Cycles

Traditional product development often involves multiple rounds of physical prototyping and testing, which can be both time-consuming and expensive. CAE software accelerates this process by allowing engineers to run virtual simulations, reducing the need for physical prototypes. This not only speeds up the design process but also allows teams to explore multiple design iterations in a fraction of the time. As a result, companies can bring products to market faster, giving them a competitive edge.

3. Cost Savings Through Virtual Testing

Building and testing physical prototypes can be an expensive endeavor, especially for complex products. CAE software enables virtual testing, significantly cutting down on material costs and reducing the need for extensive physical trials. By simulating real-world conditions and stresses, engineers can refine designs without the need for costly trial-and-error methods. This virtual approach not only saves money but also minimizes waste, aligning with sustainable practices.

4. Multidisciplinary Integration

One of the most powerful aspects of CAE software is its ability to integrate multiple engineering disciplines. Whether it’s structural analysis, fluid dynamics, thermal analysis, or electromagnetics, CAE software allows engineers to simulate how different forces interact within a design. This holistic approach ensures that every aspect of the product is optimized, leading to better overall performance and durability.

5. Improved Innovation and Creativity

With CAE software, engineers have the freedom to push the boundaries of traditional design. The ability to quickly test new materials, shapes, and structures encourages greater creativity and innovation. What once may have been considered too risky or unfeasible can now be explored in a virtual environment, leading to groundbreaking products and technologies.

Conclusion

CAE software has become an indispensable tool in modern engineering, transforming the way products are designed, tested, and brought to market. Its ability to enhance accuracy, reduce costs, and shorten development cycles is driving innovation across industries. As CAE technology continues to evolve, its impact on engineering and product development will only grow, pushing the limits of what’s possible in design and manufacturing.

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Computer Aided Engineering

IntroductionComputer-Aided Engineering (CAE) has become the backbone of modern product development, enabling engineers to simulate, analyze, and optimize designs before physical prototypes are built. Whether you’re designing aircraft, consumer electronics, or renewable energy systems, the right CAE software can save time, reduce costs, and unlock innovation. In this post, we spotlight the top 5…

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B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering: A Timeless Branch with Limitless Possibilities

Mechanical Engineering is often referred to as the “evergreen branch” of engineering—and for good reason. It is one of the oldest and broadest disciplines, involving the design, development, manufacturing, and maintenance of mechanical systems. If you're someone who enjoys understanding how machines work and are passionate about innovation, then B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering could be the perfect course for you.

In the age of automation, robotics, and sustainable energy, mechanical engineers are playing a critical role in shaping the future. From automobiles and aerospace to energy systems and manufacturing, the scope is vast and continuously evolving.

What is B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering?

B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering is a four-year undergraduate program that provides students with a strong foundation in physics, mathematics, material science, thermodynamics, mechanics, and design principles. It blends theoretical knowledge with practical skills through laboratory work, industry projects, internships, and workshops.

Students learn to use advanced software like AutoCAD, SolidWorks, ANSYS, and MATLAB to design and analyze mechanical systems. In addition to core mechanical subjects, modern programs also include electives like robotics, artificial intelligence in manufacturing, and green energy technologies.

Why Choose Mechanical Engineering?

Mechanical engineering is ideal for students who are creative, analytical, and have a keen interest in building and improving machines or mechanical systems. Here are a few key reasons why this branch remains a top choice:

Versatile Career Options: Mechanical engineers can work in industries like automotive, aerospace, energy, HVAC, robotics, and even healthcare.

Global Demand: It is a globally recognized field with high employment potential both in India and abroad.

Gateway to Innovation: Mechanical engineers often lead innovation in product development, sustainable technologies, and automation.

Strong Earning Potential: With the right skills and experience, professionals can enjoy a lucrative career.

Career Opportunities After B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering

Graduates from B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering programs have a wide array of career paths available:

Design Engineer

Production Engineer

Quality Control Engineer

Maintenance Engineer

HVAC Engineer

CAD/CAE Analyst

Research & Development Engineer

Project Manager

Those interested in higher studies can pursue M.Tech, MBA, or specialized certifications in areas like mechatronics, 3D printing, or AI in manufacturing.

Choose the Right College: IILM College Greater Noida

For students seeking a high-quality engineering education, IILM College of Engineering and Technology, Greater Noida, stands out as a top choice. Recognized for its excellence in technical education, IILM offers a comprehensive B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering program that combines academic rigor with hands-on learning.

Here’s why IILM Greater Noida is considered a leading Mechanical Engineering College in Greater Noida:

Experienced Faculty: Learn from industry experts and PhD holders.

State-of-the-art Labs: Equipped with modern tools and simulation software.

Industry Exposure: Internships, live projects, and industrial visits.

Career Support: Strong placement cell with ties to top companies in manufacturing, automotive, and design sectors.

Skill Development: Emphasis on soft skills, leadership, and entrepreneurship.

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BASF to showcase the sustainable future of plastics at K 2025

As the world’s leading trade fair for plastics and rubber returns to Düsseldorf this October 8th to 15th, BASF is again on board – just as it has been since the very first K-Fair in 1952.

“This year, we manifest our commitment to the plastics industry, and we continue our commitment to sustainability and innovation through our global campaign, #OurPlasticsJourney. More than just a tagline, it reflects our ambition to transform the plastics industry. This journey takes time, but the destination is clear: a circular economy of plastics,” emphasizes Martin Jung, President of BASF Performance Materials.

At the K-Preview press conference on June 17, BASF has unveiled a first glimpse of what visitors can expect at K 2025: innovative applications tailored to customers’ needs and showcasing real progress in circularity across various businesses and industries.

A product portfolio evolving toward a lower carbon footprint

At K 2022, BASF introduced its LowPCF and ZeroPCF portfolios as solutions to reduce the Product Carbon Footprint (PCF) by a minimum of 30%, through the use of renewable electricity, low-emission steam and renewable raw materials, in a mass balance approach. A current example for a ZeroPCF product innovation is VAUDE’s bike bag using Ultramid ZeroPCF, the first polyamide 6 in the industry to achieve a CO2 footprint of net zero.

Building on this, BASF has now launched a reduced PCF product range, rPCF, aimed at PCF improvements using renewable electricity and steam alongside the production process. The offering is now available in BASF’s Engineering Plastics and Thermoplastic Polyurethanes sustainability toolbox. It follows BASF’s achievement of completely switching all its European Performance Materials plants to renewable electricity powered by solar and wind energy. “With rPCF, we are giving customers flexibility to customize their products’ carbon footprint by opting for renewable energies in our production process. This is a logical next step in both their green transformation and ours,” adds Alexander Weiser, Senior Vice President, Head of BASF Performance Materials Europe.

Make becomes circular

While technology and processes are major levers of transformation, the use of alternative raw materials is equally essential. At K 2025, BASF will showcase products for which fossil resources are replaced with renewable feedstock at the beginning of the production process using the Biomass Balance approach. This helps reducing the carbon footprint of:

Siemens circuit breaker SIRIUS 3RV2: Ultramid BMB and Ultradur BMB

Certified compostable and soil-biodegradable biopolymers: ecovio and ecoflex BMB

ZARA bodysuit: Ultramid BMB

Additionally, BASF replaces fossil resources with feedstock from the chemical recycling of plastic waste in a mass balance approach for its Ccycled portfolio:

KASK safety helmet: Neopor Ccycled

Oysho sports leggings: Ultramid Ccycled

Transformation is not only about materials, but also about data. As the industry moves toward greater transparency and accountability, digital tools become essential to enable and accelerate the green transformation. To support this, BASF offers the PACIFIC app that provides standardization and interoperability in PCF data exchanges of plastic materials. Designed for ease of use, the PACIFIC app is seeing growing adoption across stakeholders in the value chain.

Use of plastics’ strengths

Plastics bring unique benefits to many applications that often extend their lifespan. This is particularly important for future technologies, such as the production of green hydrogen. For example, Ultrason S3010 (PSU: polysulfone) enables the production of larger, more robust and durable parts like frames in stacks for alkaline electrolyzers developed by Stargate Hydrogen.

In high-performance household appliances like the latest Thermomix by Vorwerk Elektrowerke, BASF’s engineering plastics, Computer-Aided Engineering (CAE), and testing capabilities support complex applications. Several parts are made of either Ultramid Advanced N (PPA: polyphthalamide) or Ultramid A (PA66: polyamide 66), selected for their high temperature stability and mechanical strength respectively.

In the eMobility sector, BASF has developed a next-generation battery demonstrator featuring advanced plastic material solutions to enhance lightweighting, thermal management, safety and performance.

Recycle is the new Make

As part of its commitment to a circular plastics economy, BASF is scaling up complementary recycling technologies to give waste a second life. Across various industries – packaging, furniture, appliances, textiles and vehicles – new solutions demonstrate how recycling becomes an engine of innovation.

To support efficient recycling processes, BASF subsidiary trinamiX provides a handheld tool for fast and reliable identification of different plastic and textile types. The trinamiX Mobile NIR Spectroscopy Solution facilitates cleaner sorting and improved recycling outcomes.

For paper-based food packaging, BASF extends the end-of-life options to organic recycling. Its tailored certified home and industrial compostable ecovio allows coating on paper food articles to achieve necessary barrier properties, especially for liquid and fatty ingredients.

As a leader in the polyurethanes (PU) business for more than 60 years, BASF is committed to demonstrating PU’s versatility and recyclability:

Together with its long-standing partner Vitra, BASF is showcasing the world’s first economically recyclable flexible foam for furniture.

In collaboration with Krauss Maffei, Rampf and Liebherr, BASF is also developing an efficient chemical recycling process to return polyurethane to the same material cycle. In a stable, continuous industrial depolymerization process, recycled polyols are produced, which can be used to manufacture new PU rigid foams as insulation material in refrigerators. By using post- consumer waste from end-of-life refrigerators as feedstock, the consumption of fossil resources can be significantly reduced.

Thermoplastic polyurethanes (TPU) also enter the circular economy: the new Elastollan RC grades include up to 100% recycled content with close to virgin performance by re-using post-industrial and post-consumer TPU waste.

With loopamid, BASF has developed an innovative solution to improve circularity in the fashion industry and recycle post-industrial and post-consumer polyamide 6 textile waste over multiple times.

Finally, BASF is advancing numerous projects in the recycling of automotive plastics via mechanical recycling, solvent based recycling, depolymerization and high temperature recycling such as gasification.

Join the conversation

BASF’s booth at K 2025 will also host live sessions such as #OurPlasticsDialogues — bringing together industry voices, partners, and customers to explore challenges and opportunities ahead.

This year’s K-Fair theme, “The Power of Plastics!”, aligns perfectly with BASF’s vision to lead purposeful transformation across the plastics value chain.

For over seven decades, BASF’s booth at K has been a central hub for materials, innovations and co-creations and a platform for personal exchange. This year, BASF will be present with six different teams: Performance Materials, Monomers, Styrenic Foams, Plasticizers, Plastic Additives and trinamiX.

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Unlock Engineering Excellence: Dive Deep with NX CAE

Are you pushing the boundaries of product design? In today’s competitive landscape, innovation demands more than just great ideas — it requires a profound understanding of how your designs will perform in the real world. That’s where NX CAE comes in. At DDSPLM, we’re passionate about empowering engineers with the tools they need to succeed. Our focus on Siemens’ NX CAE brings you a powerful, integrated solution for all your simulation needs, helping you design, validate, and optimize your products faster and with greater confidence.

What is Simcenter simulation and test solutions?

Simcenter is a comprehensive, integrated portfolio of simulation and test solutions from Siemens Digital Industries Software. It brings together simulation, physical testing, and data management into a single, unified environment. The goal of Simcenter is to predict performance across all critical attributes earlier and throughout the entire product lifecycle. It’s about creating a “digital twin” of your product, allowing you to accurately predict how it will behave in the real world before anything is ever built.

How can Simcenter simulation and test solutions transform your business?

Simcenter transforms your business by enabling:

Frontloading Performance Engineering

Holistic System Simulation

Closed-Loop Innovation

Faster Design Cycles

Reduced Risk

Competitive Advantage

Key Features of NX CAE:

Integrated Environment

Multi-Discipline Simulation

Advanced Meshing Tools

Powerful Solvers

Results Visualization

Automation Capabilities

Benefits:-

Reduced Physical Prototyping

Faster Time to Market

Improved Product Performance

Enhanced Innovation

Cost Savings

Data-Driven Decisions

Why Choose DDSPLM?

In the world of complex engineering software, having a trusted partner makes all the difference. DDSPLM stands out for several compelling reasons:

Expertise You Can Trust

Tailored Solutions

Comprehensive Support

Proven Track Record

Commitment to Your Success

Conclusion:

The future of engineering is predictive, integrated, and data-driven. With NX CAE and the broader Simcenter portfolio, you have the power to revolutionize your product development process. DDSPLM is your ideal partner to navigate this transformation.