Engineering Intelligence for Mission Advantage
Connecting mission decisions to engineering outcomes at operational speed
Modern defense programs demand more than faster engineering. They require trusted engineering intelligence that connects mission objectives, digital engineering, AI, modeling and simulation, and software-defined capabilities into a unified decision framework.
Visit the AGI booth to discover how government and industry can accelerate the path from concept to fielding by combining mission engineering expertise with the proven technologies of Ansys, part of Synopsys, and Synopsys. From mission planning and digital twins to AI-enabled engineering, embedded software, electronics, and system validation, AGI helps organizations make faster, more informed decisions while reducing technical risk across the entire mission-to-silicon life cycle.
Panel: Leveraging Modeling and Simulation for Combat Effectiveness
Featuring Mike Pedaci,
President & GM, AGI
Wednesday, September 16 at
1 - 1:40 p.m. EDT
Room Potomac D
Ansys in the News
Highlights
Digital Mission Engineering
Connect mission objectives to engineering decisions through integrated mission engineering, analysis, and digital workflows that improve trade studies, planning, and operational outcomes.
Digital Engineering
Accelerate program execution with digital threads, digital twins, simulation, and verification that improve collaboration while reducing development risk.
Physical AI
Apply trusted AI to engineering and mission analysis, helping teams evaluate alternatives faster while maintaining engineering rigor and decision confidence.
Mission-to-Silicon
Bridge operational needs with embedded software, electronics, systems engineering, and physics-based simulation to deliver resilient mission-critical capabilities.
Decision Advantage
Transform complex operational and engineering data into actionable insights that support faster acquisition, modernization, and mission execution.
Open Integration
Enable scalable, interoperable solutions that integrate with existing defense ecosystems, supporting government priorities for openness, modularity, and long-term adaptability.