Upcoming Events

Join Matrix Applied Computing at our upcoming webinars, training sessions, and conferences. Reserve your seat today.

Finite Element Analysis Training

Date: Commencing 19 November 2026

Location: Online

Cost: $1800 - $2200

Duration: 2 Days, 9:00AM - 5:00PM NZDT

This Engineering NZ event run by Matrix's CAE team lead, Kava. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn about the theory behind this powerful technique, the practical applications, and how you can leverage it to improve your design process using ANSYS Mechanical.

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Computational Fluid Dynamics Training

Date: Commencing 24 November 2026

Location: Online

Cost: $1800 - $2200

Duration: 2 Days, 9:00AM - 5:00PM NZDT

This Engineering NZ event run by Matrix's CAE team lead, Kava. Simulation is about eliminating risk before cutting steel. Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) empowers engineers to accurately predict pressure drops, forces, heat transfer, and complex fluid behaviour long before committing to a physical build. This course bridges the gap between raw engineering theory and practical, cost-saving design optimization with Ansys Fluent - helping you validate existing systems and confidently justify design improvements.

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The Future of Water Infrastructure: Connecting Engineering, Assets and Information

Date: 03 December 2026 9:00AM AEDT 11:00AM NZDT

Location: Online

Cost: Free

Duration: 45 min

Water infrastructure teams rely on accurate, accessible information to plan, manage and maintain essential services. However, when engineering drawings, asset records and operational information are disconnected across systems, it can lead to inefficiencies, delays and increased operational risks. Co-presented by Matrix Applied Computing and Accruent, this practical session explores how connecting engineering, asset management and information can help councils improve collaboration, make better-informed decisions and manage water infrastructure more effectively throughout its lifecycle.

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