Multibody Simulation

Multibody simulation is a computer-based method used to analyze how interconnected mechanical systems move and interact. It models each component—like gears, levers, or robots—as separate bodies linked by joints, allowing engineers to predict motion, forces, and stress within complex machinery. This helps in designing, testing, and optimizing systems virtually, saving time and costs compared to physical prototypes. Essentially, it provides a virtual "playground" to understand how multiple moving parts work together under various conditions.