What is Ansys Speos?
Ansys Speos simulates light propagation and optical performance in product designs.
Who is Ansys Speos for?
Teams evaluating software that simulates light propagation and optical performance in product designs. Check illumination simulation and optical material definitions against the actual workflow, deployment and access requirements.
Ansys Speos features
The core capabilities to consider for your workflow.
- Illumination simulation
- Optical material definitions
- Visual appearance analysis
Ansys Speos pricing
Check current engineering software licence
Obtain a current quote for the selected product, required solver or design modules, user or usage model, maintenance and support. Scope compatible hardware, HPC resources and connected applications separately.
Calculate the cost of your quote →Free access & evaluation
Confirm current trial or academic eligibility separately from a commercial product licence. Do not assume that connected solvers, add-ons or compute resources are included.
Before you choose Ansys Speos
Is the task structural, fluid, thermal, system-level simulation or test and measurement automation?
Which solvers, material models, hardware, measurement devices, licences and result formats are required?
Define illumination, materials, geometry and the optical or appearance requirement; validate the selected workflow using representative data.
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Ansys Speos FAQs
Does Ansys Speos have a free plan?
Confirm current trial or academic eligibility separately from a commercial product licence. Do not assume that connected solvers, add-ons or compute resources are included.
Who is Ansys Speos for?
Teams evaluating software that simulates light propagation and optical performance in product designs. Check illumination simulation and optical material definitions against the actual workflow, deployment and access requirements.
What should I compare before buying?
Check the tier that contains your essential features, confirm plan limits and compare the total quote with your own expected usage.