Automotive Industry

Dive’s cloud-native simulation software empowers automotive engineers to collaborate, innovate faster, and overcome legacy workflow challenges.

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300 %

More Effective Lubrication

Virtual design space exploration avoids wind power plant downtime from wear.

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40%

Reduction in Churning Losses

Optimization of design spaces reduce losses and oil dwelling time.

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48X

Speed-up

Optimization of design spaces reduces losses and oil dwelling time.

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90%

Shorter Development Time

Evaluating 144 cooling nozzle variations in parallel, fully automated.

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Multiple Designs in Parallel

Oil distribution of different designs is analyzed under a wide range of boundary conditions.

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Lower Cost

Automatable setups enable specific, sustainable and high efficiency drivetrain solutions.

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Drive Innovation with Democratized Engineering Simulation

Discover the Perfect Fit for Your Industry Needs.

Outsourcing CFD analysis to other teams, and rigid legacy workflows in OEMs can waste a lot of time in engineering projects. Dive enables every engineer to get access to simulation without waiting queues.

1 license for all users
No need to reserve hardware for computations
Easy interface that everyone can understand

New emission standards require new simulation capabilities for improving thermal managment and efficiency in combustion engines.

Ultra-fast design of experiment
Multiple parallel simulations
Latest high-performance computing technology

New technologies require new simulation capabilities for improving cooling concepts, enhance manufacturing processes and creating e-motor designs with highest power density.

Simulate what you couldn’t before with meshing-free SPH
Calibration-free physical models
Advanced open and wall boundary conditions

The automotive industry's transition toward electrification, automation, and digitalization drives innovation amid increasing competition and shorter product lifecycles. This shift demands new simulation capabilities for thermal management, and power efficiency in vehicle components.