History.
MAYA was founded in 1982 with a background in spacecraft thermal analysis.
During our early years we developed software and performed analysis work for the Canadian Space Agency. In 1986 we began our longstanding relationship with the companies that would later comprise Siemens Digital Industries Software by establishing a developer relationship with SDRC, the developer of I-DEAS design and analysis software. In the years following we continued to grow, adding a number of software solutions to our portfolio that were embedded in Siemens Digital Industries Software platform.
As a Value-Added Reseller (VAR) of NX™ products since 1996 we were able to deliver an even broader set of solutions as our clients embraced new digital development and analysis tools. Since our inception, our focus has been on developing and adapting software-based solutions to meet our clients’ needs. Our products, solutions, and services are all focused on helping our clients speed development, reduce cost, and improve quality.
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Success stories
Jet fan placement ensures optimal air quality and flow
Find out how Bâtivac contributed to a quieter, tidier, and healthier parking environment for the CHUM’s clientele. Maya HTT’s expertise and analysis helped Bâtivac validate the ventilation system and reduce costs, contributing to building a truly safe and modern urban health facility.
Magellan Aerospace
Magellan Aerospace, in its efforts to build innovative solutions for space missions, sought Maya HTT’s expertise to improve the structural components of the CASSIOPE spacecraft and RADARSAT Constellation Mission satellites.
Bauer Hockey Optimizes Thermal Processes of Goalie Mask Manufacturing to Reduce Curing Cycle By 30%
Bauer Hockey wanted to improve the curing cycle time of a composite Goalie mask by accelerating the heating process, while still maintaining temperature uniformity across the mask.
Additional articles
If you can think it, we can simulate it
Imagine, for a moment, the kinds of buildings and infrastructure that would be needed to support a thriving human colony on Mars. How could we engineer safe and comfortable living conditions for such an inhospitable environment? As remote as a future colony on Mars may be, simulation provides a way to contemplate the possibilities.
Boost to Your Innovation Strategy with Design Space Exploration
This Siemens’ Community blog post takes a close look at a subject Maya HTT knows well: How digital twins and design space exploration can boost your innovation strategy and help you discover more efficient solutions.
The Three T’s of DCIM
Datacenter management poses a high-stakes, multidimensional challenge. As errors can have disastrous real-world consequences, datacenter operators must use a variety of controls to ensure that operations continue smoothly.
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