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Florent Mathieu
CEO @ EikoSim | Experimental Mechanics, Simulations
Florent Mathieu is the CEO and co-founder of EikoSim, a company specializing in digital imaging software that enhances the integration of test data into numerical simulations. He established EikoSim in 2016, drawing from research conducted at the University of Paris-Saclay’s LMT laboratory. The company's flagship product, EikoTwin, is designed to improve the accuracy of information transfer between test and design engineers by creating a digital twin that connects with simulation tools, thus streamlining the engineering process and reducing costs associated with physical testing.13
Mathieu has over 12 years of experience in materials mechanics and has focused on addressing challenges faced by engineers in utilizing Digital Image Correlation (DIC) technology. His work aims to bridge the gap between physical testing and simulation data, allowing for better validation and faster modifications to simulations. Under his leadership, EikoSim has grown to employ 14 engineers and scientists and has collaborated with major companies such as Airbus, Safran, and Ariane Group.146
In addition to his role at EikoSim, Mathieu is actively involved in promoting the use of advanced imaging techniques in engineering through various platforms, including LinkedIn, where he shares insights related to experimental mechanics and simulations.25
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Always a pleasure to see the result of our work showcased during a conference, even more when it's a plenary session!
Thanks a lot Florent Bouillon Julien Schneider Nicolas Feld for sharing some of the results we had together, and congrats on the great presentation. Looking forward to continue what we started for more integration of DIC with Safran's workflows.
#DIC #Simulation #Testing #Validation
Back from NAFEMS UK, such a great conference! Love to hear so much talks from people who are passionate about V&V. I'll remember a few in this domain:
- Andrew Pettifer CEng, FIMechE from Collins Aerospace who really emphasized the message that CAE and testing teams should get together early on in the development process to avoid back-and forth misunderstandings and finger-pointing;
- Eric VERON whose effort to plug DIC results in a CAE environment show us there's a need for more integrations in this field;
- Finally, one of the most fascinating design presentations I've ever seen by Mike Michael T. (GSFC-5990) Menzel, about the design journey of the James Webb Space Telescope. What a ride.
Thanks Alex Chang for representing EikoSim with me, and to the organizing team for such a great event.
For those of you who missed us, here's a list of our next events.
