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ModeFRONTIER

modeFRONTIER is software for simulation process automation and design exploration developed by ESTECO, an Italian engineering software house.

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Developer
Esteco S.p.A.
License
Proprietary
Operating system
Cross-platform
Release
1999
Stable release
2026R1 / March 9, 2026
Type
Technical computing

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History (1999-)

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ModeFRONTIER

Nodes13
Edges12
Triples40
Avg. degree1.85
Density0.153846
Components1

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ModeFRONTIER

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related to history · 21
ModeFRONTIER → British Aerospace, Calortecnica, Daimler-Benz Aerospace, DASA, Defense Evaluation, Design Optimization, Electrolux-Zanussi, ESTECO, EU, FRONTIER, Germany, In, Italy, Newcastle, Norway, Parallab, Research Agency, The, Trieste, UK
related to Features and capabilities · 11
ModeFRONTIER → Automation, Design, Design Optimization, DoE, Experiments, MDO, RSM-based, Simulation Process Integration, Some, The, Users
Developer · 1
ModeFRONTIER → Esteco S.p.A.
License · 1
ModeFRONTIER → Proprietary
Operating system · 1
ModeFRONTIER → Cross-platform
Release · 1
ModeFRONTIER → 1999
Stable release · 1
ModeFRONTIER → 2026R1 / March 9, 2026
Type · 1
ModeFRONTIER → Technical computing
Website · 1
ModeFRONTIER → engineering.esteco.com
has application · 1
ModeFRONTIER → Engineering

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design esteco engineering optimization research users software simulation process project features also technology mdo various automation exploration system released 1999

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
ModeFRONTIERDeveloperEsteco S.p.A.1.00infobox
ModeFRONTIERLicenseProprietary1.00infobox
ModeFRONTIEROperating systemCross-platform1.00infobox
ModeFRONTIERRelease19991.00infobox
ModeFRONTIERStable release2026R1 / March 9, 20261.00infobox
ModeFRONTIERTypeTechnical computing1.00infobox
ModeFRONTIERWebsiteengineering.esteco.com1.00infobox
ModeFRONTIERhas applicationEngineering0.60section
ModeFRONTIERrelated to Features and capabilitiesSome0.60section
ModeFRONTIERrelated to Features and capabilitiesSimulation Process Integration0.60section
ModeFRONTIERrelated to Features and capabilitiesAutomation0.60section
ModeFRONTIERrelated to Features and capabilitiesThe0.60section

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