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- 1Siemens Shuts Down Open-Source Radioss Crash Simulation Project●Siemens Slams The Door Shut On Promising Open-Source Radioss Project
Siemens is ending Radioss as an open-source project, closing the door on the crash-simulation code that had been developed in the open. The move follows Siemens' earlier acquisition of the software, and observers of the engineering-software world are criticizing the decision to pull back a tool with an active community around it.
- 2Siemens pulls open access to Radioss simulation code●OpenRadioss is not open anymore https://www.siemens.com/en-us/products/simcenter/mechanical-simulation/radioss/rd/ # Hac
Discussion is growing around claims that OpenRadioss, the open-source crash and structural simulation code originally released under the Radioss solver, is no longer openly available. People are pointing to a Siemens Simcenter page for Radioss, suggesting access to the source has been restricted, and questioning what this means for the open-source engineering community.
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OpenRadioss, the open-source crash and impact simulation code forked from Altair's Radioss, is at the centre of concerns that it may no longer remain truly open. Attention follows Siemens' Radioss product page, prompting developers and engineers to question the project's licensing and governance, and what the change means for anyone relying on the free solver in their simulation workflows.