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Oasys legends: How early engineering software development at Arup shaped Ove Arup Systems
This blog explores how early innovations developed for Arup projects laid the foundations for Oasys, transforming engineering software from specialist tools into trusted solutions used by engineers worldwide today.
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Pedestrian simulation
The value of pedestrian flow analysis solutions for retail spaces
Posted July 17th 2026
Co author: Mechanical Engineer Burak Kalayoğlu. Daimon Engineering Consultancy Ltd. (Daimon) is an engineering project office specialised in rail systems, with a track record…
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Oasys legends: How early engineering software development at Arup shaped Ove Arup Systems
Posted July 8th 2026
As part of our Oasys 50 celebrations, we’re revisiting the early days of engineering software through the people who helped shape it. When Andrew…
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The next 50 years: Building the future of women in engineering and beyond
Posted July 2nd 2026
The last 50 years have brought meaningful progress for women in STEM. More women are entering technical careers. More women are visible in project…
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Belonging, visibility and better design: Women shaping STEM today
Posted June 29th 2026
Progress for women in engineering and software development is often measured in numbers: more women studying STEM subjects, more women entering engineering careers and…
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International Women in Engineering Day 2026: Reflecting on decades of change
Posted June 23rd 2026
International Women in Engineering Day (INWED) is a moment to celebrate the achievements of women engineers and STEM professionals. It is also a moment…
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Geotechnical engineering
Cloud-based exploration of deep excavation design space
Posted May 28th 2026
Deep excavations are among the most technically demanding elements of urban construction. They combine complex soil–structure interaction, strong nonlinearity, and high sensitivity to ground…
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Structural engineering
Standing tall in the heart of the Northeast: Oasys and the Angel of the North
Posted April 16th 2026
Rising above Gateshead with its unmistakable silhouette, the Angel of the North has watched over the A1 for more than two decades – an…
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How we move in a world full of distractions
Posted November 3rd 2025
Mobile phone use and cognitive distractions notably affect pedestrian walking patterns by reducing speed, shortening steps, and increasing lateral deviations. Talking on the phone…
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Solving complex airport design challenges one simulation at a time
Posted September 22nd 2025
Designing large, complex airports and terminals is no small feat. Aviation planners must balance operational efficiency, safety, and passenger experience, while ensuring infrastructure decisions…
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The Impact of the European accessibility regulations on pedestrian planning
Posted August 18th 2025
This summer marks a pivotal moment for inclusive design across the European Union, as the European Accessibility Act (EAA), first approved in 2019, officially came into force…
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Synergising architectural research and crowd engineering
Posted April 3rd 2025
In a transformative collaboration, RSP Architects and the University of Minnesota’s Design School have unveiled the potential of crowd simulations in architectural research. Utilising Oasys MassMotion, this partnership has…
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Queue the fun! How to master guest experience using Oasys MassMotion
Posted March 17th 2025
Ever felt like a sardine in a can while navigating a crowded theme park? Say goodbye to those days with the latest in pedestrian…
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Structural engineering
Walking in their footsteps: Designing resilient structures with footfall analysis
Posted February 3rd 2025
Imagine walking across a bridge or working in a high-rise office, unaware that every step you take has been considered as an important factor for the comfort…
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Geotechnical engineering
Maximise your investment in geotechnical graphing
Posted January 13th 2025
We understand that investing in software is crucial for your project delivery, quality of work, and cost strategy. Managing software costs is a growing…
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Geotechnical engineering
Cloud software: The new age of engineering
Posted May 6th 2024
Cloud computing software is an industry growing at a rapid pace. Its emergence has revolutionised the way businesses operate, and how we manage our…
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Pedestrian simulation
Braess’ Paradox: Why improving something can make it worse
Posted October 5th 2018
On Earth Day in 1990 they closed New York’s 42nd Street for the parade[1] and in 1999 one of the three main traffic tunnels in…
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