Bremar Automotion

Bremar Automotion Significantly improve every step of your product development cycle, creating optimised products faster and more efficiently while significantly reducing costs.

At Bremar Automotion, we are passionate, hands on engineers with over 40 years’ combined experience across a range of industries such as automotive, truck & trailer, mining, industrial equipment and motorsport. Our team has gained their knowledge and experience working at global companies such as GM Holden, Toyota, HSV, Tata Motors and John Deere and our ultimate day is using our knowledge and too

ls to achieve big savings and great design solutions for our clients. We firmly believe in the benefits Computer Aided Engineering (CAE) can provide and in the importance of making these tools accessible to businesses both big and small. Using the same high-end software as major automotive and aerospace companies, we have validated our computer modelling with extensive physical testing. We save our clients time and money by shortening their development cycle and reducing reliance on physical testing and prototypes by validating their designs “virtually” on computer using the latest CAE software. Using these methods early in the design process can dramatically improve your development cycle, product result and consumer experience. We are confident we can use our knowledge and tools to add value to your next project, so contact us now for a one-on-one discussion about your requirements.

• 3D scanning • CAD modelling • Product design & visualisation • Engineering simulation & analysis using Computer Aided Engineering (CAE) • Physical prototyping & 3D printing • Automotive chassis and suspension design • FIA motorsport roll cage certification • Performance Based Standards (PBS) Assessments for heavy vehicles • CAE software sales & training

01/06/2026

Last week Bremar hosted engineers and industry colleagues who joined us for our event with Siemens.

The afternoon covered Siemens' acquisition of Altair and what that means moving forward (spoiler alert: there's no change to customers), an overview of the Simcenter and HyperWorks platforms, a case study overview of Brett's passion project and a Q&A session.

We appreciate the Siemens team for partnering with us to host this event and we're grateful to our attendees for the conversations and networking opportunity on the day.

29/05/2026

You can't see air. But it has a massive impact on how a vehicle performs.

CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics) makes the invisible visible.

It simulates how air (or any fluid) moves around and through a vehicle. Where does drag build up? Where does downforce get generated? Where's the airflow causing cooling problems?

Instead of spending days in a wind tunnel, engineers can run hundreds of virtual tests; tweaking shapes, angles and surfaces to find the most aerodynamically efficient design.

At Bremar, we use CFD to help clients understand their vehicle's aerodynamics and make smarter design decisions. ️

Tool we use: Siemens AcuSolve.

25/05/2026

You've built something. But will it hold?

FEA: Finite Element Analysis answers exactly that.

It breaks a 3D model into thousands (sometimes millions) of tiny pieces called elements. Then it applies forces, pressure, heat or impacts and calculates how every single element responds.

The result? You can see exactly where stress builds up, where something might bend, and whether it will fail.

At Bremar, we use FEA to analyse rollcages, drawbars, vehicle structures and more. It's how we know something is safe before it ever gets near a crash.

Tools we use: Siemens Simcenter, HyperMesh, OptiStruct, Radioss.

25/05/2026

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20/05/2026

Some projects stay with you long after they leave the workshop.

A while back, Dune Bodyworks approached us with an ambitious challenge: recreate a Porsche 356 Zagato, one of the rarest and most historically significant Porsche designs ever built.

Using historic references and design inspiration, we assisted with the digital side of the project through CAD modelling, renders, VR design reviews and the development of a laser cut MDF buck for the aluminium body fabrication process.
Fast forward to today and the project is complete. Seeing the final vehicle come together is something we’re incredibly proud to have contributed to in a small way.

This build represents exactly why digital engineering tools are so powerful in the automotive world. CAD and virtual development made it possible to transform a vision into a hand-built reality.

An outstanding effort by Alex, his father and the team at Dune Bodyworks. The craftsmanship and dedication throughout the build is evident in every detail of the finished car.

Watch the full story here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_ZmTvqB4kg

12/05/2026

Before we can simulate anything, we need a model.

That's where CAD comes in: Computer Aided Design.

CAD is the digital equivalent of a drawing board, except instead of a 2D sketch, you're building a fully detailed 3D model of a part, assembly or vehicle.

Every dimension, every curve, every hole, it's all defined precisely in the computer. That model then becomes the foundation for everything that follows: manufacturing, simulation and analysis.

No CAD = no CAE. It's where the engineering journey starts.

11/05/2026

When a roll cage says it meets spec, we want to know by how much.

Working with the team at we ran advanced non-linear FEA on their Nissan S15 Clubsport cage, pushing it through multiple critical load cases, all the way to simulated ultimate failure.

The result? Up to 6× the specified load capacity. That's not a rounding error, that's engineering confidence.

Based on FIA-style load cases and supporting VSB14 compliance, this analysis gives Chimera Develoment and their customers data-backed certainty about exactly what's holding them in.

We love working with businesses like this who refuse to cut corners on safety. Their customers deserve to know the cage around them isn't just compliant, it's proven.

Join Bremar for a FREE event with Siemens to explore what’s new in CAE, CAD & PLM software.Following Siemens’ recent acq...
06/05/2026

Join Bremar for a FREE event with Siemens to explore what’s new in CAE, CAD & PLM software.

Following Siemens’ recent acquisition of Altair, we’ll cover the latest 2026 HyperWorks updates, introduce additional Siemens tools and share real-world case studies showing the software in action.

Bring your questions. There’ll be time for discussion so you can explore your own applications and get practical insights from the team.

This session counts towards CPD hours, with light refreshments provided.
Date: Thursday 28th May 2026
Time: 3:00pm – 4:30pm (doors open 2:30pm)
Location: 2/198 Atlantic Drive, Keysborough VIC 3173

Full agenda and registration: bremar.eventbrite.com.au
Spots are limited. Secure your place today.

06/05/2026

This is a bit different to our usual work.

We recently 3D printed a scaled model for a client, to support visualisation and presentation. No functional requirements, just clean detail and a strong visual result.

The client was wrapped with it and we enjoyed the change of pace.

Additive manufacturing is not just for end use parts. It is also a powerful tool for presenting ideas, validating concepts and bringing designs to life.

27/04/2026

Ever wonder how engineers know a roll cage will hold before a car's even been built?

That's CAE or Computer Aided Engineering.

It's a broad term for any engineering work done digitally, using computers to simulate, test and optimise designs before a single piece of metal gets cut.

Think of it as a crystal ball for engineers. Instead of building something, breaking it, and starting again, we
run thousands of virtual tests first.

At Bremar, CAE is at the heart of everything we do. Over the next few weeks we're pulling back the curtain on the tools and techniques we use every day.

Welcome to Under the Hood: The CAE Series.

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