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5.7#12 in generative design software
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6.4#4 in generative design softwareFree plan
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FactCAESESnTop
Founded20012015
HeadquartersPotsdam, GermanyNew York City, United States
IntegrationsThe maker lists integrations with ANSYS Workbench and optimization tools including HEEDS, Dakota, optiSLang, Optimus, and modeFRONTIER.The integrations page lists nTop Automate, a PLM connector, and MDO integrations including ModeFrontier, ModelCenter, and ProcesComposer.
PurposeCAESES is a parametric engineering platform for simulation-driven design, geometry variation, and shape optimization.nTop is an engineering design platform for generating parametric geometry and exploring many design variants.
SupportCAESES provides online documentation, video tutorials, a user forum, and dedicated engineer helpdesk support for PRO license holders.nTop Support offers guides, troubleshooting, a knowledge base, and support requests, including a request path for ITAR support.
Supported systemsThe current download page lists Windows 11 and Linux tested on Debian 12 and Ubuntu 24.04.The interactive nTop application supports 64-bit Windows 11 Enterprise, Professional, and Education editions; nTop Automate also supports RHEL 8.9.

CAESES plans

  • Batch Mode LicensePriced on request
  • Power EditionPriced on request
  • Standard EditionPriced on request

nTop plans

  • nTop EducationFree
  • Commercial nTop licensePriced on request

Pick CAESES if…

CAESES suits simulation engineers and designers who need parametric geometry tools, optimization methods, and connections to external simulation software. Academic and student licenses are also available.

Pick nTop if…

nTop may suit engineering teams that need parametric geometry, design variant exploration, and simulation workflows. Students, educators, and academic researchers can apply for its free non-commercial education version.

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