Experiments in the home office? - Virtual test rigs fit into even the smallest apartment

We currently only reach many of our customers in the home office.

Tests to see how the latest prototypes perform in practice will have to wait. After all, not everyone has a private basement with a few hundred free square meters.

The required power connection is also likely to go into overdrive if the engine is to be powered up at 500 kW, not to mention the potential danger to one's own offspring.

If you don't want to wait for the end of Corona-imposed banishment to your own home, but are still curious to see if your latest build will do what it's supposed to, we have an excellent alternative:

Whether it's a submarine and its sea,a skyscraper, a pump or a chemical plant, we can fit it all into the computer, even if we're working from home.

From explosion to earthquake, from crash to shock, our test bench works with about 250 watts without too much noise and pollution. And if the 250 watts are too weak, we send the data to our cluster. That needs a little more power... a lot more, but it doesn't have to be in the basement of the private apartment.

But much more important than the soft and hard tools are the minds sitting in front of the computer. My staff has the experience to describe the right physics quickly and efficiently in models and to answer exactly your questions that the normal test bench would otherwise give you. What's more, you can package the results in such a way that even your children will understand them when they look over your shoulder.

You don't have to leave your four walls to present your results either: Webex, Skype, Teams and Co. make it possible.

Not everything, but almost everything can be simulated.

The world after Corona will never be the same again. Maybe this is the right introduction for you to the virtual world of testing.
And if you already have experience in this field, something more is always possible. Give us a call or send us an email.
Describe what you would like to know. We will make you an appropriate offer quickly and without obligation.

Even if you don't have a submarine on your computer, but need one, we have it.

Your Stefan Merkle