TROY, Mich. - Altair, a company specializing in computational intelligence in Troy, Mich., announced it had been selected by with Motivo, a product engineering firm in Gardena, Calif., to create a partnership to advance innovation in the aerospace industry. Motivo will be utilizing Altair's engineering consulting and software tools.
"We are delighted to collaborate with Motivo and help them advance their engineering innovations by applying leading technology and industry expertise to their process," said Pietro Cervellera, senior vice president of aerospace and defense at Altair. "Altair has a long history of empowering customers in the aerospace sector to create safer, better, and more sustainable aircraft."
Motivo, which focuses on engineering for sectors like mobility, energy, and aerospace, has been using Altair’s high-performance computing platforms for tasks like prototype development and testing for propulsion systems in aerospace. These tools are particularly useful in designing components for vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) aircraft.
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"Altair's combination of technical experience, flexibility, and powerful computational software have positioned them to be a key contributor to the success of many of our projects," said Damon Pipenberg, chief technical officer at Motivo.
Altair’s technology, including simulation and AI-powered engineering tools, allows Motivo to streamline its design processes and improve product development in areas such as safety and performance targets.
