2020R1 Speos
2020R1 Speos
2020R1 Speos
ANSYS SPEOS
ANSYS SPEOS – What’s New
SPEOS 2020 R1
ANSYS SPEOS SPEOS Live Preview
• CAD Connection II • Camera support
• Material & Texture Mapping • Faster Preview
• OPD Design Iteration
• UX Enhancement Sensor / Autonomous Driving
• Camera Model – SPEOS Lens System v2
• LiDAR simulation - SPEOS for NX
Automotive Lighting • Projected Grid Exported as Geometry
• Freeform Lens
• Angular Drafting ONE ANSYS Integration
• Lightguide for cupholder • ANSYS Common Licensing
• Projector Module Reflector
• Multiple Lamp Comparison
ANSYS SPEOS
2020 R1
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CAD Geometry Update (CAD Connection II)
Thanks to ANSYS SPEOS 2020 R1, update immediately your simulation project with new geometries.
Productivity is enhanced for faster analysis & feedback on the new geometry revision.
• Optical geometry
• Analysis
Optical engineer CAD
( SPEOS user ) engineer
Application examples
Application examples
Cupholders, Door lighting, Consumer goods
This feature allows to perform production-level optical design of PER thanks to:
- New surface generation algorithm for smoother curvature transition
- Angular section fitting which enables to tweak reflector using multiple angular sections
0deg section
Add new section for tweaking
2D variable efficiency
2D Distortion
SPEOS Lens System importer
SPEOS Lens System importer ease creation of SPEOS Lens System for camera model.
Convert a SPEOS design or even also Zemax OpticStudio as a simplified model for camera simulation
Visualize key optical characteristics of a Lens system:
- Entrance Pupil Position
- Focus distance
- Divergence
LiDAR Simulation in SPEOS LiDAR Model
Raw
ToF
Signal
LiDAR FoV LiDAR Depth map
SPEOS Live Preview
Camera sensor available in SPEOS Live Preview
SPEOS Live Preview gives access to camera sensor’s raw view.
Evaluate immediately impact of key camera parameters (Position &
Orientation, Field of View, Resolution, SPEOS Lens System…)
Sensors / Autonomous Driving
ANSYS Common Licensing
ANSYS integration miscellaneous
All SPEOS 2020 R1 products are now using ANSYS Common Licensing.
→For ANSYS SPEOS, a single key will then be required!