Generative Design

Imagine being able to design your optimal solution without using a single CAD operation. Now imagine being able to evaluate hundreds of viable options rather than a single design. That's the power of generative design.

[bobessex]

It's fine, as long as you've considered and used ALL of the load cases in the optimisation.

[jasonvoss]

Fantastic! Have you tried using generative design iteratively? e.g. put the sensors onto the new generativly designed car, drive it and gather data from sensors, then use data to do generative design again to make it even better! Then repeat a few more times until it settles into some kind of fully optimized design. Thanks for the mind blowing video.

[WayIndiaWorks]

The only question I have is how generative design stands the test of time. I mean, let's say there's a thin support of steel, supporting a structure ; it might be optimal when the structure is in perfect shape. But what happens when it starts to rust? Can we make it intuitive enough to predict something like that?

[atombomb]

That is fucking amazing. I want to cry.

[georgesibirin]

Amazing!!! It's best options to create cable-stayed bridges or skyscrapers

[zebratangozebra]

Using a tool to make a better tool which will make a better tool

[komillz]

Can I use this concept for the Final Year Project (bachelors in Automotive) to design a part like the suspension and such?

[Galv]

How about an inertia engine that can levitate itself under load?

[redwarf]

I can not listen to professional people talking with the high rise at the end of their sentences.

[Maisonier]

But why this software is not available for free as opensource for all the humanity?

[macberry]

I need to see something that shows the benefits because ugly but functional can tolerated better than ugly, non-functional and very expensive

[juannagle]

What happens when the cameras of the AI cars are covered in mud, debris, semen and other environmental factors?