We are still posting sneak peeks of the next release of Caedium, which can only mean one thing - we are rapidly approaching its release date. This month we can share a sneak peek at the enhanced Accuracy tool. Also, it being April, I can share the details of this year's Symscape April Fools' Day prank, though I'm sure you weren't fooled. Finally catch up with the latest news on the GPU acceleration available in Caedium that I presented at the recent GPU Technology Conference.

Enhanced Caedium Accuracy ToolMax size applied to Ahmed Body

Clearly it's time we revealed what you can look forward to in the next release of the Caedium CFD software system. Grab a cup of coffee, sit back, and read all about the new polyhedral (dual) mesh feature in Caedium v5 that will save you time and increase the accuracy of your results. Still have a free moment? Then enjoy my latest blog posts.

Polyhedral Volume Mesh Slice

Holiday and gift-giving season is upon us, so what can you expect to unwrap in the last Symscape newsletter of 2012? How about tips on when to use an unsteady Caedium Professional CFD simulation? Coverage of Caedium's appearance at SC12 with Asetek? The latest batch of blog posts? We've got it all covered. Thanks for supporting Symscape in 2012 and keep it right here for more Symscape goodness in 2013.

Unsteady Caedium CFD Simulation ForcesLift and drag for vortex shedding behind a cylinder

Since the release of Caedium v4, we've received a number of requests on how to perform CFD simulations for the air flow over tensile structures. If you are a tensile structures engineer then be sure to check out the two new Caedium tutorials we recently posted just for you. While you are here also catch up with a new electronics cooling CFD example and our recent blog posts.

Caedium Tensile Structure CFD Simulation