Student Rocketry Panel: Using Simulation to Propel Designs

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We were thrilled to conduct an interview with Adam Trumpour and several student teams from the United States and Canada. The attendees included members from various teams and organizations: MACH team from Toronto Metropolitan University, the Purdue Space Program from Purdue University and ASU student team’s design selected as finalist for 2024 NASA-sponsored BIG Idea Challenge.

It was incredible to hear from both Adam and the student teams how programs like launch Canada are bridging the gap between education and employment for young engineers and teaching students how to use tools like Flownex to save precious time on designs. Watch the full video here.

You can check out the description in the link below to get some additional info on the participating teams.

Launch Canada: Student Rocketry Panel – Using Simulation To Propel Designs (youtube.com)

Make sure to stay tuned for additional Flownex news and tech tips. Happy Friday!

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