How it works

From geometry
to engineering clarity.

A considered workflow from CAD intake to simulation preparation. AI assists with the repetitive work. Your team makes the engineering decisions.

Walk through your workflow
01

Connect the model

Begin with your CAD geometry, assembly context, and target analysis. Confirm the format and downstream tools with our team.

CAD model · Units · Assembly metadata
02

Understand the geometry

Inspect bodies, features, interfaces, and simulation-relevant regions. Make complexity visible before deciding how to simplify it.

Components · Surfaces · Feature recognition
03

Describe the intent

Explain the engineering question. A structural load case, a thermal concern, or a flow objective changes how preparation should proceed.

Analysis objective · Operating conditions
04

Prepare with context

Review cleanup and simplification recommendations. Retain geometry that matters to the physics and examine each proposed assumption.

Defeaturing · Cleanup · Interface review
05

Define the physics

Work through materials, contacts, loads, and constraints. Consider where mesh refinement is useful and what information is still missing.

Materials · Boundary conditions · Mesh strategy
06

Review simulation readiness

Check the setup for missing definitions and inconsistent assumptions. Engineers resolve flagged items and approve the preparation.

Setup checks · Open issues · Engineer approval
07

Move into your CAE workflow

Prepare the handoff for a compatible downstream environment. Validate solver inputs and outputs using your established engineering process.

Workflow handoff · Independent validation

The approval stays with you

Assistance with accountability.

Inspect the recommendations, challenge the assumptions, and approve the preparation. A readiness check does not replace independent verification of the solver inputs or results.

Read about readiness

Make room for the work that matters

Less preparation.
More possibility.

Bring your engineering challenge.
Let’s find your path from CAD to simulation.

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