engineering simulations

Engineering simulations are computer-based models that replicate real-world physical systems, like bridges, airplanes, or electronic devices. They allow engineers to test how designs will perform under various conditions—such as stress, heat, or movement—without building physical prototypes. This process saves time and resources, helps identify potential problems early, and improves safety and efficiency. By using detailed mathematical algorithms and data, simulations provide valuable insights into the behavior of complex systems, guiding optimal design choices before actual manufacturing or implementation.