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Take a virtual tour of our performance engineering facility!

Two engineers working on a car in a workshop at the Leuven performance engineering facility.

Companies today are facing growing pressure to bring better products to market faster and at a lower cost. Getting performance attributes, such as noise, vibration and harshness, comfort, durability, and multi-attribute balancing right is more complex and more important than ever before.

In order to help engineers rise to these challenges without compromising performance, the Simcenter Engineering team operates a dedicated performance engineering facility in Leuven, Belgium.

Join our Performance Engineering facility virtual tour to learn:

  • How to improve the performance of your products, including comfort, NVH, drivability, and durability
  • How to take advantage of integrated, customized solutions to meet your toughest engineering challenges at every step of the development process
  • Why Simcenter Engineering’s facility, combined with engineering know-how, is best positioned to help you accelerate innovation

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