CCTech Releases Autonomous HVAC CFD,
The Centre for Computational Technologies (CCTech) is thrilled to announce the commercial release of Autonomous HVAC CFD (AHC 2023). The app had one of the most extensive beta testing programs, where hundreds of HVAC engineers worldwide volunteered to test the app with various build spaces and solve their real-world problems.

CCTech emerges as a winner in 2 categories of"Autodesk Forge Hackathon 2021", ^{The Autodesk Forge Team hosted a Hackathon as a part of Autodesk University 2021. Over 150 teams participated in the hackathon, and these teams have given the following five challenges to code forge application. The AU Forge team announced five well-deserving winners and some honorable mentions. We are glad to share that CCTech scored two wins and an honorable mention for Hackathon 2021.}

CCTech partners with Bentley systems. Our team created an application, HVAC-Twin using the iTwin platform, which is a foundation for building digital twins applications. This partnership will open up opportunities to rapidly build 3D digital twins for HVAC and other industries.

CCTech has received the prestigious "Autodesk Forge Spotlight" award at One Team Conference held in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. The award is presented to recognize Forge Certified System Integrator who have been outstanding partner in 2017. CCTech received the award for their work on simulationHub and their speed and agility in responding to the customer requests.

The wait is finally over!! We definitely had a long beta. Our beta testing had more than 20000 simulation projects created by thousands of users from 120 countries, helping us shape a new generation of products. Today we are ending our beta testing phase and moving to a full-fledged commercial release. simulationHub now graduates to a full commercial release with three new, easy to use simulation apps specially crafted for designers.

CCTech offers a cloud-based computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulation platform, called simulationHub, as well as 3D app/plug-in consulting services. Their simulationHub allows customers to analyze fluid flow and airflow from just a web browser. As such, simulationHub addresses two principal challenges when using CFD simulation early in the design process - complexity and compute intensiveness. Because the browser-based workflow is simple to complete, and the app runs the simulation in the cloud, this frees up a user's machine for other tasks.

The group of technologists who founded SimulationHub states, "We love to create awesome products to simplify complex technologies for designers and engineers." Their dedication to this motto is reflected in the way they apply SaaS (software as a service) architecture to tackle CFD (computational fluid dynamics) problems. Now in Beta, SimulationHub allows you to conduct fluid flow and airflow analysis from a browser.

Let's take the example of SimulationHub, a new start-up that's focusing on making Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) more accessible. If you want to try it, you can, for free, on its own or connected to an Onshape account. From within Onshape, you have your geometry, then kick off a SimulationHub session. This transfers the data into SimulationHub's environment (and maintains a link), but rather than opening in another window (or browser tab), it becomes part of the Onshape environment.

Today designer needs a new software which gives him quick and accurate results without following a complex process. CCTech as an organization has been grappling with this problem over past 10 years. We pivoted with different product ideas and many of these ideas got scrapped as they failed to achieve our design goals. However, each of these failed experiments gave us the valuable insight. They inspired us to try the different path and what could work. Finally, all these efforts lead to define the new fluid flow simulation product - simulationHub. We believe that simulationHub would help to bridge the gap between design and analysis one notch further.