Compare COMSOL Multiphysics® and SIMULIA 
- Users report that SIMULIA excels in finite element analysis with a score of 9.4, while reviewers mention that COMSOL Multiphysics® also performs well but slightly lower at 8.9, indicating a stronger preference for SIMULIA in this critical area.
- Reviewers mention that SIMULIA's 3D/solid modeling tools are rated at 8.5, which is higher than COMSOL Multiphysics®'s score of 7.8, suggesting that users find SIMULIA's modeling capabilities more robust and user-friendly.
- G2 users highlight that SIMULIA has a better overall ease of use rating at 7.3 compared to COMSOL Multiphysics®'s 6.9, indicating that users find SIMULIA more intuitive for everyday tasks.
- Users on G2 report that the quality of support for COMSOL Multiphysics® is rated higher at 7.8, compared to SIMULIA's 7.4, suggesting that users may find more reliable assistance when using COMSOL.
- Reviewers mention that SIMULIA shines in discrete event modeling with a score of 8.3, while COMSOL Multiphysics® does not have a specific score for this feature, indicating a potential gap in functionality for users needing this capability.
- Users say that both products have similar star ratings of 4.3, but the total number of reviews for COMSOL Multiphysics® (36) significantly outweighs SIMULIA's (11), suggesting a more established user base and potentially more comprehensive feedback for COMSOL.
COMSOL presents a good interaction between physical-mathematical section and geometrical features definition. I usually use the AC/DC module and it is really useful in order to simulate electrical circuits or heating due to electrical current. It's possible...
You need to have a PhD or Master's degree to use the software to really benefit from its power.
This is a versatile FEA product. Tetrahedral mesh only with versatile refinement schemes. It has mesh quality display. Pretty good for general use. Linear simulation has the benefit of large displacements. Nonlinear is awesome. Embedded in SolidWorks; does...
COMSOL presents a good interaction between physical-mathematical section and geometrical features definition. I usually use the AC/DC module and it is really useful in order to simulate electrical circuits or heating due to electrical current. It's possible...
This is a versatile FEA product. Tetrahedral mesh only with versatile refinement schemes. It has mesh quality display. Pretty good for general use. Linear simulation has the benefit of large displacements. Nonlinear is awesome. Embedded in SolidWorks; does...
You need to have a PhD or Master's degree to use the software to really benefit from its power.
