Who we are.
Maya HTT is a software solution developer with unique experiences in the world of engineering.
Founded in 1982, Maya HTT has more than 30 years of experience with developing and implementing specialized software solutions in a wide range of fields, including engineering, design, manufacturing, aerospace, military and defense, datacenter operation, and others. For more than 30 years, Maya HTT has been at the forefront of specialized software development. With over seven million of software licenses distributed globally, we have been helping organizations improve quality and effectiveness, thanks to the latest software innovations available.
Maya HTT was originally founded as a company that specialized in 3D thermal and fluid dynamics analysis. As we recruited more team members, our expertise grew to encompass different engineering specialties.Our engineers and developers have a wide range of experience and use the software we customize. Our areas of expertise include Siemens Digital Industries Software, NX, thermal flow simulations, datacenter infrastructure management and more.
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Success stories
Launching small satellites with big benefits
Hybrid engine tech delivers competitive and agile access to space Reaction Dynamics (RDX) has been pursuing innovative research into rocket propulsion for 5 years. Having solved the problems inherent to hybrid rocket engines, the company, headed by CEO Bachar...
Creating an Electric Future for Aviation: Projet HERA
This team of engineering students embarked on a lofty and ambitious project: to prove that electric airplanes could take flight.
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Self-learning application for determining the optimal settings of an industrial machine in a complex environment
Additional articles
Observing galaxies: Explore the software behind the James Webb Space Telescope
Imagine a telescope that can look far back in time, all the way back to the beginnings of the universe. What would it reveal? The birth of galaxies and stars? The dust of creation? The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) could help us see the origins of the universe....
Engineering Dialogues with the Future
Engineering in Conversation Maya HTT's Remi Duquette joins Stephen Ferguson from the Siemens Podcast Network for a conversation about the future of engineering. It's a critical topic, and one we've explored previously. "The engineers we train today, we can't...
Changing the flow to bridge the gap: Rail car aerodynamics and drag
Sometimes, the littlest things have the biggest effect. In this case, one little thing promises to bridge the gap to greater energy efficiency of trains by changing the airflow. RoofRider, a small deflector measuring less than...
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