As the Finite Element method is becoming more pervasive in scientific and engineering endeavors, the application space of the method increases as well. This work provides indication that real-time surgical application is also possible. The challenge is reducing the solution times of this, computationally expensive method, to the point that FE on patient organs can be done during surgery. This paper presents an implementation of a Total Lagrangian Explicit Dynamic Finite Element algorithm on General Purpose Graphics Processing Units (GPGPUs) that suggests the fulfillment of this constraint. The usability of the method is demonstrated by conducting a broad assay on ranging model sizes and different GPGPUs and comparing the accuracy and speed...
The Explicit Finite Element Method is a powerful tool in nonlinear dynamic finite element analysis. ...
A finite element code is developed in which all computational expensive steps are performed on a gra...
The medical training systems based on virtual simulation are highly desired since minimally invasive...
Learn about the challenges of parallelizing a Finite Element problem using the Total Lagrangian Expl...
As the presence of finite element implementations on General Purpose Graphics Processing Units (GPGP...
The use of biomechanical modelling, especially in conjunction with finite element analysis, has beco...
We present an implementation of a nonlinear explicit, displacement-based finite element code and its...
Finite element analysis (FEA) enjoys a variety of applications in the field of biomechanics, from si...
This talk will demonstrate an implementation of the Total Lagrangian Explicit Dynamic finite element...
We propose an efficient numerical algorithm for computing deformations of “very ” soft tissues (such...
Finite element analysis (FEA) enjoys a variety of applications in the field of biomechanics, from si...
Reduced order modelling, in which a full system response is projected onto a subspace of lower dimen...
Finite element (FE) simulations are increasingly valuable in assessing and improving the performance...
Biomedical engineering solutions like surgical simulators need High Performance Computing (HPC) to a...
An approach is developed to perform explicit time domain finite element simulations of elastodynamic...
The Explicit Finite Element Method is a powerful tool in nonlinear dynamic finite element analysis. ...
A finite element code is developed in which all computational expensive steps are performed on a gra...
The medical training systems based on virtual simulation are highly desired since minimally invasive...
Learn about the challenges of parallelizing a Finite Element problem using the Total Lagrangian Expl...
As the presence of finite element implementations on General Purpose Graphics Processing Units (GPGP...
The use of biomechanical modelling, especially in conjunction with finite element analysis, has beco...
We present an implementation of a nonlinear explicit, displacement-based finite element code and its...
Finite element analysis (FEA) enjoys a variety of applications in the field of biomechanics, from si...
This talk will demonstrate an implementation of the Total Lagrangian Explicit Dynamic finite element...
We propose an efficient numerical algorithm for computing deformations of “very ” soft tissues (such...
Finite element analysis (FEA) enjoys a variety of applications in the field of biomechanics, from si...
Reduced order modelling, in which a full system response is projected onto a subspace of lower dimen...
Finite element (FE) simulations are increasingly valuable in assessing and improving the performance...
Biomedical engineering solutions like surgical simulators need High Performance Computing (HPC) to a...
An approach is developed to perform explicit time domain finite element simulations of elastodynamic...
The Explicit Finite Element Method is a powerful tool in nonlinear dynamic finite element analysis. ...
A finite element code is developed in which all computational expensive steps are performed on a gra...
The medical training systems based on virtual simulation are highly desired since minimally invasive...