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A new era of underwater propulsion is emerging – powered by CAESES. In a bachelor’s thesis at Brno University of Technology, a hybrid toroidal rim-driven propeller was developed for compact underwater drones, combining toroidal blade geometry with rim-driven technology. Using CAESES for parametric modeling and CFD integration, the design achieved higher efficiency, lower noise, and exceptional debris resistance, showcasing how smart automation and simulation-driven design can redefine marine propulsion.

CAESES is packed with powerful capabilities designed to accelerate simulation-driven design, but some of its most impactful features often go unnoticed. In this blog, we spotlight five advanced tools that can help you optimize geometry, enforce constraints, streamline workflows, and push the automation design further.

Discover how CAESES speeds up design of piston bowls with parametric modelling, automated optimization, and CFD integration, all in one smart workflow. Watch the video to see how it works whilst discovering how to confidently meet your performance goals.

A demihull of a houseboat has been optimized by studying the influence of bow shape modifications on the vessel’s total resistance. A parametric model was developed and subjected to a RANSE-based multi-objective optimization.

PediaFlow is an implantable heart pump, intended to provide hemodynamics support for infants and young children with heart failure. Cornell University researcher Mansur Zhussupbekov used CAESES to improve the pressure recovery while maintaining biocompatibility.