ANSYS to sponsor Learn to Win and Formula Student 2020

ANSYS is delighted to be sponsoring Formula Student 2020 helping students better their designs through simulation. Read on to find out how your team can gain support from ANSYS for your 2020 campaign!

ANSYS has been helping customers turn ideas in reality for almost 50 years and are pleased on get on board with Formula Student 2020. Used by 96 of the top 100 Industrial Fortune 500 companies, ANSYS has been constantly recognised as the best in the business of simulation. Working with key companies in every industry, ANSYS has been pivotal in providing success for our customers. In the motorsport industry we have had key successes with Red Bull F1 and Ferrari, as well as collaborations with Volkswagen to design the ID-R car for the Pikes Peak Challenge and Nurenburg record attempts.

Having great success with the Formula SAE in the United States as well as Shell Eco-Marathon and Hyperloop competitions, ANSYS has great experience with helping student teams achieve their goals in education and competition. With a large collection of tutorials, webinars and articles there is plenty for students to engage with to increase their knowledge and experience of simulation, giving them that extra edge upon graduating.

Speaking to Rory Duncan, the UK Academic Account Manager for ANSYS: “We cannot wait to start this journey with the IMechE and Formula Student, to help aspiring engineers learn new skills and valuable experiences such that they are ready to take on industry wherever they go. I’m looking forward to seeing what the year ahead holds and seeing every team progress their cars towards competition!”

In order to empower the engineers of tomorrow, ANSYS are happy to sponsor every Formula Student team for the upcoming competition. Each team are eligible for our full suite of products from Mechanical for structural analysis, CFD for aerodynamics to Electromagnetic tools for the EV teams. The sponsorship allows for five full unlimited-cell licences to be used exclusively by the student teams, no longer fighting over a licence! Simply follow the link below to register your team for free licences: https://www.ansys.com/en-gb/academic/student-teams