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News Release from: Matereality | Subject: Matereality 3.0
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 14 April 2008
Platform handles big and small databases
Matereality V3.0 offers corporations a scaled approach to creating a corporate materials data centre with built-in web tools.
Matereality has expanded to a globally deployed platform hosting public and private material databases With it's new 3.0 release, the company now offers corporations a scaled approach to creating a corporate materials data centre with built-in web tools for data loading, manipulation and downloading
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 24 Sep 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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Software gets materials data under control
Matereality provides a single web-based framework to securely store any kind of materials data on any material, including plastics, rubber, foams and metals.
Upgrade for material data management
Matereality has upgraded its novel material data management (MDM) system in True Digital format.
Additionally, the new export interface improves connectivity with other supported software.
The design of Matereality has been further enhanced in 3.0.
One platform powers big and small databases with powerful data loading, access control, manipulation and download tools.
Because of the platform environment, corporate materials knowledge is completely liberated from software requirements on individual desktops.
Design engineers, sales force and technical support groups can all access material data in a controlled manner from anywhere with standard web browsers.
Matereality exploits web 2.0 concepts of peer-to-peer selective sharing.
Users can invite collaborators and build a digital and secure data-sharing network, then use the share button to send dataset-specific links to colleagues, directly from the database.
The same network permits secure transmittal of high-value material properties between material suppliers and the end users.
Mutilayered controls are provided to prevent unauthorised or inappropriate use of data.
The Matereality platform has in-built tools to permit the user to operate on digital data.
The MIRO Search Engine introduced in earlier Matereality Version 2.0 is now combined with new tools to automate material model assembly for a variety of FEA and CAE codes such as Abaqus/CAE, Ansys, Algor, Moldflow, Moldex3D and NX Nastran.
A classic application for nonlinear FEA takes raw stress-strain data residing in Matereality and provides a working interface for the user to convert it into an elastic-plastic model.
"A process that previously took hours is now compressed to a few seconds", says Hubert Lobo, Matereality CTO.
Matereality is now integrated within three CAE environments.
New plug-ins for Abaqus/CAE and Ansys Workbench are downloadable from the web-site.
Moldex3D, also integrated, does not need a plug-in to work with Matereality.
For testing laboratories, the platform features a 100% web-based interface with automated DataPipes for seamless uploads of experiment data from major test instruments in use today.
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