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Maya HTT has launched the TMG SDK, a thermal simulation software development kit that allows developers to embed high-fidelity thermal solving capabilities into their own engineering platforms. The SDK is built on Maya HTT's Thermal Model Generator technology, already used by 21 of the world's top 25 aerospace and defence organisations. The SDK offers significant performance improvements, demonstrating over 400 times speedup in surface-to-surface radiation view factor calculations compared to conventional CPU-based approaches. One benchmark showed reduction from 127,233 seconds on an eight-core CPU to just 311 seconds on an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti GPU. Founded in 1982, Maya HTT serves thousands of customers across aerospace, transportation, energy and industrial machinery sectors. The TMG SDK is currently available to select partners, with broader availability planned for 2026.

Maya HTT launches the TMG(TM) SDK, a High-Performance Thermal Simulation solution. New Software Development Kit Brings High-Performance Thermal Simulation And GPU-Accelerated Speed To Integrated Engineering Workflows. Montreal, Canada: Maya HTT today announced the launch of the TMG(TM) SDK, a new thermal simulation software development kit (SDK) that allows software developers and engineering technology providers to embed a proven, high-fidelity thermal solver directly into their own simulation environments. The TMG(TM) SDK helps teams achieve faster product development with access to mature thermal modeling capabilities and none of the time, cost, or risk of developing such a solver from scratch. For companies with existing solvers, this SDK from Maya HTT represents a premium alternative to expand fundamental accuracy out of the box. As the first industry-standard kit available for general use, TMG eliminates the extensive benchmarking and validation that were once a barrier to the adoption of new solutions. The TMG(TM) SDK is built on Maya HTT's proprietary Thermal Model Generator (TMG(TM) technology, which is also embedded inside mission-critical simulation platforms and trusted by 21 of the world's top 25 aerospace and defense organizations, as well as thousands of leading companies across transportation, machinery, energy, and other industrial sectors. With this release, Maya HTT is making that same solver technology available to a broader ecosystem of partners through a flexible, white-label SDK. Compared to traditional thermal solvers, TMG offers dedicated modeling features for the aerospace and gas turbine industries such as advanced boundary conditions to model thermal contacts in a satellite, complex radiation heat transfer in high temperature cavities of an engine, and a built-in 1D fluid network solver to model advection and convection heat transfer for air flow passages. "The TMG(TM) SDK gives simulation and engineering software teams immediate access to a feature-rich, production-proven thermal solver," said Derek Peeling, Product Director at Maya HTT. "We've spent decades refining the accuracy, usability, performance, and reliability of our thermal modeling solution. With the TMG(TM) SDK, our partners can now focus on their core innovations while relying on a solver that's already trusted at the highest levels of industry." Performance is a defining advantage of the TMG(TM) SDK. In surface-to-surface radiation view factor calculations - a traditionally compute-intensive thermal problem - TMG(TM) demonstrated over 400x speedup compared to conventional CPU-based approaches. One benchmark showed a reduction from 127,233 seconds on an 8-core CPU using a hemicube method to just 311 seconds on an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti GPU, a dramatic acceleration in simulation turnaround with no loss in accuracy. "Speed means nothing unless you can trust the results," said Jacob Harris, VP Software Products at Maya HTT. "The TMG(TM) SDK delivers on both fronts. Our partners gain a solver that is blisteringly fast and thoroughly validated. It's already embedded in some of the most demanding engineering environments in the world." Designed to be platform-agnostic and widely compatible with other CAE solvers, the new TMG(TM) SDK was developed for tight integration across multidisciplinary simulation solutions. It's now simple and seamless to connect thermal models with structural, electrical, fluid, and system-level analyses. The ease of integration helps engineering teams reduce their development cycles and bring products to market faster. The TMG(TM) SDK is currently available to select partners, with broader availability planned in 2026. About Maya HTT. Maya HTT is a global engineering technology and services company that has been developing advanced digital simulation software solutions since 1982. The Maya HTT team brings deep expertise and decades of experience in thermal modeling and simulation to thousands of customers worldwide across aerospace, transportation, energy, industrial machinery, and other high-performance engineering industries. As a world leader in computer-aided engineering (CAE) software, Maya HTT collaborates in providing software, AI, and engineering services to help clients and partners worldwide boost performance, improve quality, drive down costs, reduce inefficiencies, and harness the value of their data as they tackle the most complex engineering projects. A partnership with Maya HTT opens the door to best-fit solutions and unparalleled expertise. Media contact. Maya Heat Transfer Technologies Ltd 1-800-343-6292 [email protected] https://www.mayahtt.com With (most) F1 teams running in Barcelona last week for the first of two shakedowns, fans finally got a look the 2026 regulation cars. While... When MAYA Heat Transfer Technologies Ltd. set out to achieve CMMC Level 2 certification, its main challenge was to achieve CMMC compliance without breaking the bank. MAYA Heat Transfer Technologies Ltd. required a... 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