After approximately nine months of work spent developing, testing, and validating, we are proud to announce that US3D-1.1.6 is now available for download from the VIrtusAero HTTPS and SFTP sites. Additional details regarding this release can be found below. Please note: We have updated both the password used to reach the download sites, and the GPG…
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We have begun adding information to the US3D Knowledge Base which can found on the VirtusAero website (https://virtusaero.com/kb/). Access to the Knowledge Base will be granted to licensed US3D users and requires a password. Please send an email to VirtusAero Support to request access if you or your organization has a US3D license. We plan to continue to…
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The latest US3D training workshop was held March 13 and 14 in Minneapolis. This two-day workshop covered US3D usage from the first steps of getting started with the code, through solution acceleration techniques, user subroutine development, and how to begin developing plugins. If you missed the workshop and would be interested in attending the next…
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VirtusAero hosted a booth in the AIAA SciTech Exposition Hall in January and we enjoyed the chance to visit with new and old acquaintances and to meet some of the new US3D users and potential users. We appreciated the opportunity this gave us to highlight some of the things being done currently with US3D, as…
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VirtusAero is proud to be a part of the BOLT Project. Learn more about this important project here: No Boundaries: Hypersonic BOLT Experiments
Obtaining US3D Previously you may have received use of US3D under a license granted by the University of Minnesota. Starting February 2018, US3D licensing, distribution, and user support is being managed by VirtusAero LLC, with annual software leases. It was necessary to make this change because it became impossible to provide adequate user support through…
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