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Dear Sirs,
in your paper at: https://community.altair.com/community?id=community_blog&sys_id=3c0005951b2dfd50c4dfdbd9dc4bcbfd&view_source=searchResult
it is stated that 'Altair provides a range of different human phantoms that can be used to represent human model for a realistic simulation.'
Please, where can I find these human models? For example the exact model from the paper- IEEE SAM head model?
Kind regards, Maja
Hello @Maja Skiljo
You should be able to find the IEEE SAM head model if you search for it in the Knowledge Base here on Altair Community.
IEEE SAM head model (SEP)
IEEE SAM head model (FEM)
Kind regardsMadelé
Hello Madele,
thank you very much.
I trust you could access the models. Otherwise you could also look directly under Exchange here on Altair Community and search by keyword or filter for Feko.
Best regardsMadelé
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