🚗Fujitsu today announced that it has provided the Japan Automobile Research Institute (JARI) with an x86 cluster that uses a liquid immersion cooling system, as a new computational system to simulate automobile collisions   20171023

By JPN, Safety

🚗Fujitsu today announced that it has provided the Japan Automobile Research Institute (JARI) with an x86 cluster that uses a liquid immersion cooling system, as a new computational system to simulate automobile collisions.

Operations have commenced in October 2017.

This system runs software such as Fujitsu Technical Computing Solution LS-DYNA, which performs nonlinear structural dynamic analysis(1), currently in use at JARI, and is being used to develop exceptionally elaborate and realistic models of the human body, enabling the simulation of large-scale collisions at greater levels of energy saving.

JARI will provide simulation results and the human body models developed using this system to the automobile industry to promote the manufacture of safer automobiles.

 

http://www.fujitsu.com/global/about/resources/news/press-releases/2017/1023-01.html

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