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LEAP 71 is open sourcing its foundational Computational Engineering technology at GITEX Global in Dubai

Oct 18, 2023

GITEX Global, Dubai, October 18th, 2023 — for immediate release LEAP 71 is releasing PicoGK today, an open-source software framework for Computational Engineering. Computational Engineering will radically transform the way we engineer physical objects. Its impact...

The Exploration Company and LEAP 71 announce cooperation in the field of space engine engineering

Sep 12, 2023

Dubai (UAE)/Munich (Germany) – LEAP 71 and The Exploration Company have announced a cooperation in the field of space propulsion systems. The two companies are teaming up to create a physically and practically validated computational model for the engineering of...

Exploring the boundaries of manufacturability through Computational Engineering

May 8, 2023

It goes without saying that engineering and physical production need to be intimately related. Engineering without regard for manufacturability makes no sense; at the same time new advances in production capabilities often call into question existing designs, and it's...

Multimaterial metal printing: the future of Additive Manufacturing

Apr 20, 2023

Additive Manufacturing, industrial 3D printing, has started to revolutionize the way we build products. Especially when combined with Computational Engineering, it now allows engineers and designers to create complex geometries that were previously impossible or...

Computational heat exchangers

Mar 29, 2023

Heating and cooling is a great field for Computational Engineering and industrial 3D printing, as the performance of a heat exchanger is greatly influenced by the surface areas of the heat dissipating structures. At the same time, complex heat exchangers are beyond...

Penrose tiles for hypersonics?

Mar 24, 2023

In a world of Computational Engineering we often use nature as inspiration. The logic is, if something works well in nature, after millions of years in evolution, then it's probably not a bad engineering solution. This is why we use, for example, Differential Growth,...

Creating manifolds the algorithmic way

Mar 4, 2023

At LEAP 71 we use computer algorithms in Computational Engineering models to automate the repetitive tasks you are spending most of your time with, as an engineer. How much time have you spent designing manifolds? What if you wrote the code once and never had to do...

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Happy #52 birthday #UAE - let’s build an inspiring and #sustainable future - #madeindubai @miiteuae @dubai #nationalday @cop28uaeofficial

Coaxial swirl injector head created by RP/CEM, our #ComputationalEngineering Model for space propulsion systems.

CT scan of a #heatexchanger designed through #ComputationalEngineering #3dprinted by @aconity3d and scanned by @visiconsult

An impeller created through one of our #ComputationalEngineering models in @picogk

We just released PicoGK v1.1 our open-source framework for #ComputationalEngineering - it includes installers for macOS and Windows.

#copper #heatexchanger #3dprinted by our partner @aconity3d #ComputationalEngineering

Advanced spline-based #lattices created in @picogk

Behind the scenes: the copper and steel part of the #multimaterial metal #aerospike we #3dprinted with the @fraunhofer.igcv

#mutimaterial #metal #3dprinted #aerospike #rocket engine designed through our #ComputationalEngineering Model for space propulsion RP/CEM.

#3dprinted #multimaterial #metal #electricmotor demonstrator created by our #ComputationalEngineering Model for e machines. Thank you @fraunhofer.igcv and @dubaifuture Labs for the fantastic collaboration.

#wip visuals from our #ComputationalEngineering model for #heatexchangers - directly from the @picogk open-source viewer.

#electricmotors are great application for #ComputationalEngineering @picogk

With #cop28 coming up in @dubai - who wants to advance the engineering of cooling systems with us using #ComputationalEngineering?

Great to see all the large format metal 3D Printers coming to the market right now. We have a few interesting use cases. #ComputationalEngineering @picogk #additivemanufacturing

Parameter sweeping a #ComputationalEngineering Model for impellers

Built on #PicoGK

We released our entire foundational technology stack as open source today. PicoGK is a compact and robust geometry kernel for #ConputationalEngineering released under true permissive Apache 2.0 open-source license. Check out the LEAP 71 GitHub to download.

Made with #PicoGK.

Multi-axis robotic metal extrusion systems are an interesting option for producing large metal parts for aerospace.

Pumping #copper - impellers designed through our #ComputationalEngineering Models

Working on #cooling the planet? 🌎 let’s talk #ComputationalEngineering Models for #heatexchangers

Let’s generate some rockets using RP/CEM our #ComputationalEngineering Model for space propulsion

Congratulations to @tiiuae for releasing #AMALLOY the first metal 3D Printing alloy developed in the #uae. Here is one of our rocket injector heads, printed from the material. Designed using our #ComputationalEngineering model for space propulsion systems, RP/CEM. #adastra #3dprinting

How long does it take you to design an #impeller manually? It takes a few seconds using a #ComputationalEngineering model.