What does VP stand for?

Virtual Prototype

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Information technology (IT) and computers
Science, medicine, engineering, etc.

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The virtual prototype behaves as it would in the real world because users input all the characteristic of the real thing.

SolidWorks ? An Overview

Starrett can now create and evaluate as many virtual prototypes as they feel necessary to produce truly innovative and superior performing products.

United States: MSC Software Happy With SimXpert

The Virtual Prototype The integration of simulation and real stimuli in a systematic design approach is termed Virtual Prototyping--bridging the gap between emulated behavior and reality to build a more effective computer-based model.

Improving circuit simulation with the addition of real measurements: ...

The first step consisted of designing and constructing a virtual prototype of a fuel cell powered robot by using a computer program called Virtual Test Bed (VTB).

Simulation and hardware-in-the-loop testing of a virtual prototype of ...

Flow modeling software, also known as computational fluid dynamics (CFD), can create a virtual prototype of a product or process that simulates real-world conditions.

Flow modeling speeds processing, lowers costs

will be used to test and evaluate virtual prototypes of the Army's Future Combat Systems.

Simulation facility targets Future Combat Systems

The Lumeo Control Interface enables users to begin the testing and verification process with a virtual prototype, while still enjoying a realistic testing environment, resulting in faster time to market.

VIRTUAL TESTING OF CONTROL SYSTEMS LOWERS COSTS

Designed to meet demanding military and commercial requirements, MapFusion supports interoperability among prevalent geospatial military standards, including VPF, RPF, ADRG, and DTED, as well as among popular GIS business packages from ESRI, Informix (an IBM subsidiary), Intergraph, MapInfo, ObjectFX, Oracle, and Virtual Prototypes.

"On-the-fly" interoperability for GIS data across networks and the ...