Bandler Corporation provides consulting services in
computer-aided engineering (CAE).
Dr. John W. Bandler, President,
has pioneered contributions to CAE, specializing in optimization technologies
for modeling and electromagnetics-based design of devices and circuits
in the radio-frequency, wireless, and microwave arenas.
Dr. Bandler was President of Optimization Systems Associates Inc. (OSA), which he founded in 1983.
Hewlett-Packard Company acquired OSA in 1997, expanding HP’s CAE portfolio, and OSA became part of
the HP EEsof Division.
Dr. Bandler pioneered the Space Mapping
concept in 1993. From
automotive crashworthiness to magnetic systems, space mapping has since
been adopted across the entire spectrum of engineering by researchers
and industry designers into their design portfolios. Space mapping makes
possible the optimal, high-fidelity design of engineering devices and
systems at a cost of only a few high-fidelity simulations.
Dr Bandler directs research in the Simulation
Optimization Systems Research Laboratory at McMaster University.
In 2012, John Bandler is awarded the
IEEE Canada McNaughton Gold Medal “For pioneering contributions to
optimization technology and microwave CAD.”
John Bandler is to make a
rump
presentation at the IEEE MTT-S
International Microwave Symposium, IMS 2012, Montreal, on July 19,
2012.
