How it works

A straightforward pipeline, built to fit into workflows engineers already use.

1

Define the design space

Import your geometry and parameters. Specify the ranges and constraints you actually care about — no reformatting your existing models.

2

Train fast surrogates

We run a small set of high-fidelity simulations on GPUs and train physics-informed surrogate models that predict outcomes at a fraction of the cost.

3

Search intelligently

Quantum-inspired optimization algorithms sweep the design space using the surrogates, flagging the most promising candidates for verification.

4

Verify and decide

Top candidates get full-fidelity verification runs. You get a ranked shortlist with the data behind every recommendation.

Why the pipeline is shaped this way

High-fidelity solvers are trustworthy but expensive; surrogate models are cheap but approximate. The pipeline uses each where it is strongest: solvers anchor the training data and verify the finalists, surrogates carry the wide search in between.

That means you never make a final decision on a surrogate's word alone — every shortlisted candidate is re-run at full fidelity before it reaches your design review.

The optimization layer uses quantum-inspired methods — classical algorithms that borrow search strategies from quantum annealing — because they handle the discrete, constraint-heavy landscapes typical of engineering trade studies well.

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