FORMULA STUDENT GERMANY

Support for
Design Teams

MDESIGN , in particular, has proven to be an indispensable partner in the Formula Student Germany competition, one of the most prestigious events for student engineering teams. The software helps teams accurately calculate high-load components and design them for maximum performance and safety. By providing state-of-the-art tools, MDESIGN plays a key role in ensuring that the students’ designs can withstand the demanding competition scenarios.

A particular focus is placed on optimizing safety-critical components, such as Shafts, gears, or damping elements, which are subjected to extreme forces and dynamic loads. MDESIGN enables teams not only to design these components for maximum stability and durability, but also to optimize weight and material efficiency. The software integrates current norms and standards, allowing students to apply the theoretical foundations from their studies
directly in practice.

 

All the Information at a Glance

MDESIGN as a sponsor

Formula Student Germany
  • 5 licenses for the
    calculation software; digital support for the design, verification
    , and optimization of components
  • Take Advantage of the Benefits
    Quick to implement, customizable, and tailored to the needs of Design and development
  • Cost efficiency
    Material and cost savings through optimized designs

  • : Enhanced Security for Verification
  • Free for FSG teams
    single-user license, access to the MDESIGN customer forum, downloads of patches and releases, MDESIGN knowledge updates, online seminar, StartUp training

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Order

MDESIGN Formula Student – Workstation Edition


Free for FSG teams (value: €6,800)

Contents: MDESIGN explorer, MDESIGN technology, MDESIGN mechanical, MDESIGN bolt, MDESIGN multibolt, MDESIGN shaft, MDESIGN bearing, MDESIGN gear, MDESIGN weld, MDESIGN process, MDESIGN espresso.

• 5 single-user licenses (valid through September 30, 2026)
• MDESIGN and norelem are listed as sponsors

+ Access to the MDESIGN customer forum, download patches & releases (through September 30, 2026)
+ Free start-up training (all team members)
+ Free online seminar (3 team members, through September 30, 2026)


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Discover Our World of Seminars

Screw fields

Force Measurement Guideline VDI 2230

You will gain insight into the code-compliant design and calculation of forces in bolt assemblies.

Shafts

Application: DIN 743 & FKM

The theory of safety verification according to DIN 743 Parts 1–4 is explained using practical example problems.

Welded Joints

Quality-Oriented Design in Practice

Design, Quality Control, and Loss Prevention in the Field of Welded Structures in Accordance with ISO 2553.

Calculations Made Easy

MDESIGN Software Solutions

Time-saving, standards-compliant design, verification, optimization, and documentation of components and component groups.
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MDESIGN Services

Our services not only offer you many years of experience and expertise in calculation, simulation, and software development, but we are also implementing an increasing number of engineering projects using machine learning and artificial intelligence.
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News

MDESIGN News

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Technical Article: Materials Database

Instead of relying solely on standard values from tables, the system combines proven material fundamentals with customizable parameters. …

A Direct Comparison: MDESIGN vs. Excel. Mechanical engineering software for the technical analysis of components.
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MDESIGN vs. Excel

In this analysis, we show when Excel is sufficient, when MDESIGN is the better choice, and how the two approaches differ in practice. …

Screw Technology software

Reliably Calculating Temperature-Dependent Screw Forces

Why thermal effects in bolted joints are often underestimated—and how you can reliably account for them …