Post by SoftInWay Inc.

At Turbo Expo 2026, hydrogen, supercritical CO₂ cycles, electrified propulsion, and AI-enabled engineering tools might have seemed like separate trends competing for attention. But they're actually connected. They're all responding to the same challenge: developing increasingly ambitious energy and propulsion systems while meeting higher expectations for efficiency, sustainability, reliability, and performance. As system complexity grows, engineering teams are recognizing that decisions made in one part of a design increasingly affect performance elsewhere. Understanding those interactions is important—but so is having the tools and workflows to evaluate them early, before costly redesigns and delays emerge later in development. The latest edition of The SoftInWay Review explores this shift toward more integrated engineering workflows and why connecting system-level decisions with component-level design is becoming a competitive advantage. Read the full analysis below ⬇️ ASME (The American Society of Mechanical Engineers) #TurboExpo2026 #Energy #Propulsion #Turbomachinery #DigitalEngineering #SystemsEngineering #ArtificialIntelligence #Hydrogen