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Unlock Innovation in Rotating Machinery Design with Cadence Romax

Designing reliable, efficient, and high-performing rotating machinery has never been more challenging. Whether you are developing next-generation automotive drivetrains, aerospace transmission systems, energy equipment, rail systems, marine propulsion, industrial machinery, or defence applications, the ability to predict system performance early in the design process is essential.
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Join Cadence and the UK Digital Twin Centre for an exclusive one-hour webinar introducing Romax, Cadence’s industry-leading platform for the design, analysis, and optimization of rotating machinery and driveline systems. Romax supports engineers throughout the product development process, from concept development through validation, enabling deeper insight into durability, efficiency, NVH, bearing performance, gear behaviour, and overall system dynamics.  

Why attend?

During this session, our experts will provide an overview of the Romax platform, demonstrate key workflows, and showcase real-world application examples from across multiple industries. Representatives from Digital Catapult will introduce the UK Digital Twin Centre Technology Access Programme and provide information on how they have enabled partners to adopt emerging technologies and turn them into practical commercial solutions. Attendees will also have the opportunity to engage directly with subject matter experts during a live Q&A session. 

Who should attend? 

This webinar is ideal for: 

  • Design Engineers. 
  • Mechanical Engineers. 
  • CAE Engineers. 
  • Analysts working on rotating machinery systems. 

What will we cover? 

  • Introduction to Digital Catapult and the UK Digital Twin Centre. 
  • Introduction to the Romax platform and its capabilities. 
  • How Romax enables system-level analysis of rotating machinery. 
  • Key workflows for drivetrain and power transmission design. 
  • Bearing, gear, durability, efficiency, and NVH analysis capabilities. 
  • Example applications from a range of engineering sectors. 
  • How simulation-driven engineering can accelerate product development and reduce physical testing.
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Dates

04-11-2026

11:00 - 12:00

Location

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Paul Coyle

Community Engagement Manager at Digital Twins Centre and 1 other