In the era of Industry 4.0, Computer-Aided Engineering (CAE) and automation technologies are transforming the way products are designed and optimized. Automated CAE workflows can handle repetitive simulation tasks, reduce lead time, and increase efficiency. But one question often arises: If automation takes over, do engineers still have a role to play? At TASVINA, a company specializing in engineering solutions for automotive, industrial automation, and high-tech product development, we believe the answer is clear: engineers are not being replaced — they are being empowered. 1. What Is CAE Automation — and What Does It Do? CAE automation integrates scripts, APIs,...
In modern engineering, physical testing has always been the cornerstone of verifying product safety, durability, and performance. However, with the rapid advancement of Computer-Aided Engineering (CAE), a big question arises: Can CAE fully replace physical testing? This article explores the role of CAE, its benefits, limitations, and why the integration of both methods is the true path to product innovation. What is CAE & Its Role in the Design Cycle? CAE is a computer-aided engineering tool used to solve structural, thermal, fluid, and dynamic problems through techniques such as finite element analysis (FEA), computational fluid dynamics (CFD), and multi-body dynamics...
