The Borlas Group, a subsidiary of Softline, and Advance Engineering have entered into a partnership agreement to promote the CAE Fidesys software suite. This Russian-developed solution is designed for engineering analysis, including strength, thermal, dynamic, and geomechanical calculations.
CAE Fidesys is listed in the national registry of Russian software and supports import substitution requirements. The platform enables users to perform calculations on detailed CAD models, as well as work with composite materials and additive manufacturing technologies.
The collaboration combines the expertise of both companies in software integration, high-precision engineering calculations, and computing infrastructure development. The partners intend to provide comprehensive support for industrial projects, ranging from software delivery to staff training.
According to Alexander Rybakov from Borlas, the partnership aims to accelerate the migration of industrial enterprises to Russian software solutions. The companies plan to leverage their combined experience to optimize engineering processes and further develop the CAE Fidesys product based on customer feedback.
Dmitry Maltsev, CEO of Advance Engineering, noted that the joint efforts will help domestic enterprises improve structural analysis and design optimization. This initiative is expected to speed up product development cycles and enhance the overall competitiveness of industrial manufacturing.
