Ansys Digital Safety Conference

October 2, 2023 Conrad Magalis

Autonomy, electrification, and efficiency are driving progress across industry sectors. They also have one critical thing in common: higher levels of safety requirements than ever before.

The annual Ansys Digital Safety Conference will be returning on November 14-15, 2023, in Detroit, MI. Join us and the industry leaders from automotive, aerospace & defense, rail, industrial equipment, and energy as they share their experiences with working on safety-critical applications.

This is a two-day in-person event -- including a one-day conference and a one-day technical workshop.

The conference will bring together OEM, Tier-1, and Tier-2 attendees to exchange and discuss the topics of functional safety, cyber security, embedded software, and systems development and verification.

At the 2023 Digital Safety Conference you will hear presentations from leading engineering teams, including:

Airbus	Deutsch Bahn	Embraer
Aptiv	MobilEye	Continental
ARM	NXP	Onsemi
Astronautics	Horiba Mira	ZF

We look forward meeting you at the Digital Safety Conference 2023!

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Conrad Magalis is responsible for the adoption of advanced digital engineering practices at Rand Simulation. Conrad has a broad range of experience within manufacturing and industrial industries. His acumen is focused on progressive business and engineering decisions, with practical outcomes.
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