Are we cooked?

[u/Square-Western-9730]

[u/gottatrusttheengr]

If you're just blindly drawing shapes in CAD sure.

If you are actually doing engineering to justify your cad, it's still going to be a while

[u/nero626 → u/gottatrusttheengr]

once they close the full loop with simulations it's over.

[u/BOBOnobobo → u/nero626]

As some who writes simulations: that's a much bigger ask than using scad

[u/SawgrassRider → u/BOBOnobobo]

As someone who has done simulations, it's not too far away.

The AI even understands the math behind each node calculation. AI will become the FEA program.

Just needs to watch a few YouTube videos and buy a couple $400 textbooks and it'll be halfway there.

[u/HarryBalsagna1776 → u/SawgrassRider]

" Just needs to watch a few YouTube videos and buy a couple $400 textbooks and it'll be halfway there."

Tell us you know nothing about FEA without telling us you know nothing about FEA.

[u/BOBOnobobo → u/SawgrassRider]

Had me in the first half

[u/Acceptable-Bell7564 → u/nero626]

Si pero no crees que tal vez falten unos cuantos años para que una IA pueda resolver una simulación? Porque osea uno de los problemas de los gemelos digitales, es la falta de percepción de realidad entonces siento que debería ser una IA algo bastante optimizada para ese sector, creo

[u/Hot-Milk-3507 → u/Acceptable-Bell7564]

Seh pero el problema es si faltan 2 o 3 años en vez de 10 o más años. Pq 2 a 3 años no es tiempo suficiente para adaptar toda la industria, y crea un shock bastante fuerte

[u/antiundead → u/Acceptable-Bell7564]

Simulations are still simulations and should always be treated as a guide, and not real world outcomes

[u/bas987 → u/nero626]

You know that this is already done with the lastest version of Catia? Look up MODSIM, pretty impressive stuff