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MEDINA

Universal pre-/postprocessor for finite element analysis

Field	Value
name	MEDINA
caption	Illustration of MEDINA
website	https://www.medina-software.de
developer	Kube GmbH Ingenieurbüro
source_model	Closed source
latest_release_version	9.0.8
marketing_target	Simulation tasks in Automotive, Aerospace & Defence, Energy, Manufacturing Industries
license	Proprietary commercial software

Model Editor Interactive for Numerical Simulation Analysis (MEDINA) is a piece of software utilized in the manufacturing and engineering sector to simulate the properties of objects designed using computer-aided design (CAD) before their fabrication. The development of MEDINA began in the early 1990s at Daimler-Benz AG, building on previous work carried out at "Debis Systemhaus". In 2001, T-Systems International GmbH took over the support and development of MEDINA. In 2024, Kube GmbH Ingenieurbüro acquired MEDINA, taking over the support and development.

Architecture and interfaces

MEDINA was developed as a pre- and post-processing tool for various domains within finite element analysis (FEA). It is compatible with most widely used CAD formats, solver applications and can run on two operating systems: Linux and Microsoft Windows.

Characteristic

MEDINA was developed to handle complex simulation tasks and large finite element (FE) models efficiently.{{cite journal| author= H. Kitagawa |author2=T.B. Negretti |author3=J.P. da Silva |author4=K.C. Malavazi | title= Product Development Cycle Time Reduction through Geometry Reconstruction from a Finite Element Mesh | year=2010| url= http://papers.sae.org/2010-36-0320| journal=SAE International Technical Papers|series=SAE Technical Paper Series |volume=1 | doi=10.4271/2010-36-0320|url-access=subscription }}

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