About Us
The story of the team and the creation of Engineering Downloads
Back in 2019, we started as Hyperlyceum: a small group of engineers helping each other master FEA/CFD. As the community grew, we rebranded to Engineering Downloads (ED) and registered in the UK to support learners and teams worldwide.
Today, ED is led by Saman (founder – LinkedIn page). Our mission is simple: make high-quality simulation learning and expert help easy, fast, and trustworthy.
Registered office (UK)
OFFICE 14971, 182–184 High Street North East Ham, London, United Kingdom, E6 2JA
Who we help
We support students, researchers, and academic staff, plus industrial engineers and teams. Whether you’re publishing a paper or shipping a product, we meet you where you are.
How ED works
Think of our services as a clear path. Start where it makes sense, move forward when you’re ready.
Find a course
- Browse recorded courses and curated learning paths for FEA/CFD tools: Abaqus, Ansys, COMSOL, Simufact, OpenFOAM, OpenSim, and more.
- University or company? We tailor custom training for academia and industry.
Grab a ready-to-use model
- Can’t find the exact course you need or just short on time? Download verified, reusable models and project files to jump-start your work.
Book online consultation
- Get 1:1 time with subject-matter experts for setup, troubleshooting, best practices, and model validation (academic & industrial cases welcome).
Order simulation services
- When you need full support, our team delivers end-to-end FEA/CFD projects for research and industry from scoping to reports.
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Student learning
+300
Course Titles
+30
Top Teachers
+27
Special Fields
The ED Marketplace
ED is also a marketplace. Engineers and instructors can:
Upload & sell models, courses, and files
Host live courses and webinars
Reach a global audience and earn from their knowledge
What we believe
Practical > theoretical: Real projects, real files, reproducible results
Clear steps: Learn → reuse → consult → full service
Open community: Sharing speeds up engineering
