Chrono::Ray: A Distributed Framework for High-Throughput Simulation-Based Analysis of Multibody Systems
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| author | Slaton, Khailanii Negrut, Dan |
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| contents | Large-scale simulation studies can provide invaluable insights across computational engineering efforts, but they are often computationally demanding, requiring the use of distributed computing, which is itself not a simple task. Chrono::Ray addresses this challenge by integrating the high-fidelity multibody dynamics simulation engine Chrono with the open-source distributed computing platform Ray. The result is a modular workflow framework providing user-friendly abstractions for large-scale engineering simulation studies, supporting scalable orchestration of large ensembles of simulation trials without requiring users to directly manage distributed infrastructure. The current capabilities of the framework are demonstrated through two representative examples: parameter recovery for a multibody lunar lander model, and design of experiments for parameters of a continuum terramechanics model. Chrono::Ray is a part of the larger Project Chrono ecosystem and is released as an open-source software package, with source code available at https://github.com/uwsbel/chrono-ray.git. |
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| spellingShingle | Chrono::Ray: A Distributed Framework for High-Throughput Simulation-Based Analysis of Multibody Systems Slaton, Khailanii Negrut, Dan Computational Engineering, Finance, and Science Large-scale simulation studies can provide invaluable insights across computational engineering efforts, but they are often computationally demanding, requiring the use of distributed computing, which is itself not a simple task. Chrono::Ray addresses this challenge by integrating the high-fidelity multibody dynamics simulation engine Chrono with the open-source distributed computing platform Ray. The result is a modular workflow framework providing user-friendly abstractions for large-scale engineering simulation studies, supporting scalable orchestration of large ensembles of simulation trials without requiring users to directly manage distributed infrastructure. The current capabilities of the framework are demonstrated through two representative examples: parameter recovery for a multibody lunar lander model, and design of experiments for parameters of a continuum terramechanics model. Chrono::Ray is a part of the larger Project Chrono ecosystem and is released as an open-source software package, with source code available at https://github.com/uwsbel/chrono-ray.git. |
| title | Chrono::Ray: A Distributed Framework for High-Throughput Simulation-Based Analysis of Multibody Systems |
| topic | Computational Engineering, Finance, and Science |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.13767 |