What are the companies that use ANSYS?

ANSYS is widely used across various industries for engineering simulation and analysis. Many companies, both large and small, leverage ANSYS software to optimize product design, enhance performance, and reduce development costs. While I can't provide an exhaustive list, here are some industries and types of companies that commonly use ANSYS:

1. Aerospace and Defense:

   • Boeing
   • Airbus
   • Lockheed Martin

2. Automotive:

   • Ford
   • General Motors
   • Toyota

3. Energy:

   • Siemens Energy
   • General Electric (GE)
   • ExxonMobil

4. Electronics and Semiconductor:

   • Intel
   • Samsung
   • Qualcomm

5. Consumer Goods:

   • Procter & Gamble
   • Unilever
   • Samsung Electronics

6. Medical Devices and Healthcare:

   • Medtronic
   • Siemens Healthineers
   • Philips Healthcare

7. Oil and Gas:

   • Shell
   • Chevron
   • Schlumberger

8. Engineering and Consulting:

   • AECOM
   • Jacobs Engineering
   • Bechtel

9. Telecommunications:

   • Ericsson
   • Nokia
   • Huawei

10. Research and Development:

    • NASA
    • CERN (European Organization for Nuclear Research)
    • Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

11. Automated Manufacturing and Robotics:

    • Fanuc
    • ABB
    • KUKA Robotics

12. Renewable Energy:

    • Vestas
    • Siemens Gamesa
    • First Solar

Remember that the use of ANSYS is not limited to these industries, and many other companies across various sectors also employ ANSYS software for simulation and engineering analysis. The specific applications within ANSYS, such as ANSYS Mechanical, Fluent (for computational fluid dynamics), HFSS (for electromagnetic simulations), and others, cater to a wide range of engineering needs. The adoption of ANSYS is widespread in industries where accurate simulation and analysis are critical for product development and optimization.