Ansys Speos Helps You See Optical Simulation in a New Light! Ansys Speos delivers an intuitive and comprehensive user interface, enhanced productivity with use of GPUs for simulation previews and easy access to the Ansys multiphysics ecosystem.

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Ansys Speos Lets You See Optical Simulation in a New Light. Experience light simulation for optical system optimization and validation within a multiphysics environment. Speos offers: An intuitive and comprehensive user interface; Enhanced productivity with use of GPUs for simulation previews; Easy access to the Ansys multiphysics ecosystem

Offered by global simulation leader Ansys, SPEOS enables optical engineers to fine-tune critical factors such as propagation, reflection, visibility and legibility, while also identifying problems such as glare and hot spots.

In this article, we introduce camera image generation using Ansys Speos, an advanced non sequential ray tracing optical simulation software by Ansys and explore its camera application in real-world like scenarios.

This article is a guide to Speos Sensor System Exporter (SSS Exporter), a powerful solution for post-processing a camera (or sensor-based) simulation result. The aim of this article is, through a generic example, to understand how to use it properly.

Optical Part design in Ansys SPEOS enables the design and validation of multiple... The GEKO (GEneralized K-Omega) turbulence model offers a flexible, robust, general-purpose approach to RANS turbulence modeling. Introducing 2 videos: Part …

Ansys Speos ® CAD integrated optical and lighting simulation software uniquely simulates a system’s optical performance and evaluates the final illumination effect, based on human vision. For more information, see the Ansys Speos product page. Speos APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) offer you the capability to:

The Speos system lets you design and optimize light and systems. For more detailed information, see Creating a Speos system in Ansys Workbench in the Speos User's Guide. Link Between Static Structural Solution to Speos Geometry

This article aims to provide a comprehensive guide to obtain the necessary data from a Ansys Speos project for later MTF calculation using an external tool of the user’s choice. We will demonstrate how to use the Reduced Order Model transfer lens system design from Zemax Opticstudio to Speos, where we will set up a simulation based on the ...