Facilities

ANSYS, a comprehensive software suite that spans the entire range of physics, providing access to virtually any field of engineering simulation that a design process requires.

The Advanced Electronics Prototyping & Testing Facility at TrEST Research Park provides a compact, end-to-end environment for electronic system design, prototyping, and validation. The facility is equipped with FPGA development platforms, precision soldering and rework stations, advanced inspection and diagnostic tools, measurement instruments such as LCR meters and multimeters, signal analysis equipment including oscilloscopes, and reliable power supply systems.

Cadence helps customers develop differentiated products—from chips to boards to systems—in mobile, consumer, cloud data centre, automotive, aerospace, IoT, industrial and other market segments.

Software defined Mini data centre with customizable server, storage, virtualized GPU support which shares virtual GPU instance, virtualized FPGA support, which shares FPGA engines instance.

Altair Hyperworks, the most comprehensive open-architecture simulation platform, offering best-in-class technologies to design and optimize high performance, efficient and innovative products.

One of the important facilities available at TrEST Research park, is a Mini Data Center. (MDC410) in a box with GPU which is installed and commissioned in 0th floor and has already started working. This facility is a hybrid cloud infrastructure which is reconfigurable and can accommodate hardware accelerators. It consists of 3 Server cards, 2 for computing/control and 1 for storage and 1 accelerator card with GPU. Openstack software drives the system and Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) enable students/faculty/startups to accomplish their IT requirements.

High-performance workstations at TrEST’s Computational Facility (Intel Core i7-14700K ; 32 GB RAM ;NVIDIA RTX 4070 Super (12 GB GDDR6))

MATLAB and Simulink for TrEST Member Startups (More details)