Proprietary/Commercial
- Abaqus: Franco-American software from SIMULIA, owned by Dassault Systemes.
- ADINA: finite element software for structural, fluid, heat transfer, electromagnetic, and multiphysics problems, including fluid-structure interaction and thermo-mechanical coupling
- Advance Design: BIM software for FEM structural analysis, including international design eurocodes, a solution developed by GRAITEC.
- ALGOR: American software from Autodesk. (Renamed to Simulation Multiphysics.)
- Altair HyperWorks: A full CAE pre-processing and post-processing suite.
- ANSA: An advanced CAE pre-processing software for complete model build up.
- ANSYS: American software
- AutoForm: Swiss origin German software for Sheet metal forming process chain
- CADRE Pro: Finite element software for structural analysis
- Computers and Structures: Berkeley, California-based producers of SAP2000, CSiBridge, ETABS, SAFE, PERFORM-3D, and CSiCOL
- COMSOL Multiphysics COMSOL Multiphysics Finite Element Analysis Software formerly Femlab
- CosmosWorks
- DEFORM
- Diffpack Software for finite element analysis and partial differential equations
- Dynamis General purpose Finite Element Analysis from DTECH
- Extreme Loading for Structures: Software made by Applied Science International for non-linear dynamic structural analysis, progressive collapse, blast, seismic, impact and other loading.
- FEFLOW: simulates groundwater flow, mass transfer and heat transfer in porous media
- Femap, Siemens PLM Software: A pre and post processor for Windows
- FEMtools, Dynamic Design Solutions: A toolbox for static and dynamic simulation, verification, validation and updating of finite element models. Includes also modules for structural optimization and for obtaining experimental reference data.
- Flexcom, Finite element package used in the offshore oil and gas industry. Developed by MCS Kenny.
- FlexPDE
- HydroGeoSphere: A 3D control-volume finite element hydrologic model, simulating surface and subsurface water flow and solute and thermal energy transport
- HyperSizer, design software specializing in composite materials; integrates with other software
- JMAG, Japanese software
- LS-DYNA, LSTC - Livermore Software Technology Corporation
- LUSAS: UK Software
- MADYMO: TASS - TNO Automotive Safety Solutions
- Nastran: American software, from MSC Software
- NEi Fusion, NEi Software: 3D CAD modeler + Nastran FEA
- NEi Nastran, NEi Software: General purpose Finite Element Analysis
- NEi Works: Embedded Nastran for SolidWorks users
- OrcaFlex: Finite element software used primarily for analysis of offshore dynamic structures
- PERMAS: German software, owned by INTES GmbH
- PZFlex: American software for wave propagation and piezoelectric devices
- Quickfield : Physics simulating software
- Radioss: A linear and nonlinear solver owned by Altair Engineering
- Range Software: Multiphysics simulation software
- S-FRAME: Software for civil and structural engineers
- SAMCEF: CAE package developed by the Belgian company
- SAP2000: American software
- SESAM: Norwegian software, developed by Det Norske Veritas (DNV) for the offshore and maritime industries.
- SOFiSTiK: Europe’s leading software developer for analysis, design and detailing of building projects worldwide.
- STRAND7: Developed in Sydney Australia by Strand7 Pty. Ltd. Marketed as Straus7 in Italy.
- StressCheck developed by ESRD, Inc (USA) emphasizing solution accuracy by utilizing high order elements
- Vflo: Physics-based distributed hydrologic modeling software, developed by Vieux & Associates, Inc.
- VisualFEA, Korean software for structural and geotechnical analysis
- Midas NFX, A fully integrated, multi-disciplinary software for Finite Element Analysis and Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD). Developed by MIDAS IT, South Korea.
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