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📢 Webinar: The Aerodynamics of Movable Roof Sectors 📢 In partnership with AeroTarget , we’re hosting an in-depth session on the aerodynamics of movable roof sectors in the automotive industry and their applications. 🔹 Explore the impact of design on performance 🔹 Learn from industry experts 🔹 Gain insights into real-world applications 📅 March 21, 2025 | 16:00 CET 📍 Register now: https://lnkd.in/gdJFMV2T Don’t miss it! #Aerodynamics #Webinar #nablaflow #AeroCloud

🚀 AeroCloud V7 is here! 🚀 Our latest update with improvements to make your work easier and more efficient. What’s new? 🔹 Porous Media Simulations for more advanced modeling. 🔹 Updated UI for a smoother experience. 🔹 Comparison Window Upgrades to analyze results more easily. 🔹 Improved Meshing & Accuracy for better precision. 🔹 Bug Fixes to keep everything running smoothly. Check it out and see what’s new!  Try it today. #aerocloud #nablaflow #CFD

ArchiWind Takes the Stage in Madrid! 🌍🏙️ On monday, our Product Owner, Thomas Michelon, presented ArchiWind to key stakeholders from the Spanish industry and the Municipality of Madrid. With cities increasingly focused on sustainable urban planning, natural ventilation and disasters management, Thomas showcased how ArchiWind’s cutting-edge wind analysis solutions are shaping the future of architecture and infrastructure. From optimizing wind comfort in urban spaces to enhancing energy efficiency, this was a great opportunity to show how our technology can drive innovation in Spain’s urban landscape. A big thank you to our partners and attendees for the engaging discussions—this is just the beginning of our journey in Spain! Thank you Nordic Edge and in particular Emilie Christensen for inviting us! #ArchiWind #UrbanInnovation #WindAnalysis #SustainableCities #Madrid #EngineeringTheFuture

We’re excited to renew our sponsorship with ION Racing UiS  ,  continuing our support for their innovation in electric racing. The team recently visited our offices for a hands-on session with our software, helping them optimize their designs and performance. Looking forward to another season together!

We had the incredible opportunity to visit Artemis Racing Team during their wind tunnel testing  in Milan for the F1 in schools competition. As proud sponsors, we support their journey by providing guidance and resources to help them optimize performance and innovate. Exciting to see the next generation of engineers in action—good luck #Nablaflow #aerocloud #F1inschools #artemisracingteam

We are gonna have a fresh new doctor on board! 💨 Trond-Ola Hågbo, our business developer and wind simulation expert is going to discuss his PhD thesis the 6th of March at University of Stavanger. If you are interested in knowing the complex layer of engineering behind one our tools, his PhD defense is the best place to be! Good Luck Trond-Ola, we are looking forward to read your masterpiece.

Curved structures and strategic orientation play a vital role in managing wind around tall buildings. Rounded designs reduce wind resistance, while stepped facades help minimize downdrafts. Read all about in our latest article. Check it out in the Comments below👇👇 #WindMitigation #Archiwind #Nablaflow

Trees and hedges act as natural wind barriers, slowing airflow and reducing ground-level gusts. Discover how vegetation improves pedestrian comfort and safety in our latest article! Check it out in the Comments below #WindMitigation #Archwind #Nablaflow

Strategic building layouts can deflect prevailing winds and reduce street alignment, helping to minimize wind intensification and enhance the pedestrian experience. 📖 Read all about it in our latest article on the comments below👇 #WindMitigation #Archwind #Nablaflow

Climate Conversations #5 - Luca Oggiano💚 Originally from the picturesque island of Sardinia, Luca Oggiano is the CEO and Co-Founder of NablaFlow. NablaFlow is a SaaS start-up that uses technology to create a better understanding of wind, enabling us to tackle climate issues as well the enhancement of sport performance. The ClimateTech side of NablaFlow benefits the planet in numerous ways. It helps predict natural disasters, it helps harvest more wind, it can reduce the amount of concrete used in designing buildings/bridges by allowing a more streamlined design and it can help predict how pollution is going to move around a city. However, Luca’s background didn’t start in GreenTech. Always fascinated by airplanes and space as a child, Luca went on to graduate with a Masters Degree in Aerospace Engineering at Politecnico di Torino. Keen not to be involved in war and the design of instruments that could kill people (which is a fair point), he decided to use his education to pursue a career in sports performance. He has proudly worked with tonnes of professional athletes over the years and, in one way or another, his work has helped those athletes win over 200 medals at the Olympics and World Championships. On the ClimateTech side, Luca specialises in offshore wind. He was part of one of the teams who worked on the first floating wind turbines, with the very first prototype being made in Norway by Equinor. It was in 2019 when his friend and professor from University of Stavanger, Siri M. Kalvig, reached out with the idea of joining forces. NablaFlow was born, and the following post uncovers more of the brilliant work they are doing in GreenTech.