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Ansys Announces AI-Powered 2025 R2: Enhancing Simulation Capabilities and Expanding Accessibility
ByAinvest
Tuesday, Jul 29, 2025 11:47 am ET1min read
Ansys announces 2025 R2, featuring AI-powered capabilities across the portfolio that accelerate simulation and expand accessibility. The release includes new solvers, streamlined workflows, and improved engineering agility with expanded Python compatibility and on-demand cloud computing. Ansys Engineering Copilot, a virtual assistant built on decades of Ansys technical expertise, is introduced, delivering AI-driven assistance directly within Ansys products.
Ansys, now part of Synopsys (NASDAQ: SNPS), has announced the release of 2025 R2, a significant update to its simulation technology portfolio. The new release includes a range of AI-powered capabilities designed to accelerate simulation, expand accessibility, and enhance engineering agility. Key highlights of the 2025 R2 release include new solvers, streamlined workflows, and improved engineering agility, achieved through expanded Python compatibility and on-demand cloud computing.One of the standout features of 2025 R2 is the introduction of Ansys Engineering Copilot, a virtual assistant built on decades of Ansys technical expertise. Engineering Copilot delivers AI-driven assistance directly within Ansys products, providing users with instant access to a vast knowledge base and over 50 years of simulation expertise. This tool is designed to simplify simulation adoption, encourage collaboration, and boost productivity across teams.
The release also introduces AI+ functionality in seven Ansys products, including the new Ansys Missions AI+ ODTK™ tool for orbital accuracy. These AI+ features aim to make simulations easier, faster, and more accessible, while also enhancing data management and workflow automation. Additionally, the latest release includes enhanced solvers and improved engineering agility, further accelerating time-to-market and enabling more innovative design possibilities.
The 2025 R2 update is part of Ansys' ongoing effort to leverage AI and smart automation to drive innovation and improve product development. By providing more efficient and accessible simulation tools, Ansys is empowering teams to make intelligent product decisions earlier in the design process, from next-generation satellites to datacenter design.
References:
[1] https://www.ansys.com/webinars/ansys-2025-r2-discovery-whats-new
[2] https://www.marketscreener.com/news/ansys-2025-r2-enables-next-level-productivity-by-leveraging-ai-smart-automation-and-broa-ce7c5fded980f424
[3] https://finance.yahoo.com/news/ansys-2025-r2-enables-next-130000588.html
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