Meet SimreadyAI
Your CAD has potential.
Give it a copilot.
Geometry understanding, preparation assistance, and physics-aware guidance. The intelligent layer between your design and your next simulation.
See SimreadyAI in actionLet’s work through the geometry and setup before the solver.
One connected preparation workflow
Every detail.
A clearer next step.
Geometry intelligence
Understand components, surfaces, holes, fillets, and the relationships inside an assembly. Start preparation with a structured view of your CAD.
Preparation assistance
Identify small features and unnecessary detail. Review simplification recommendations in the context of the analysis you actually need.
Assembly understanding
Inspect component relationships, potential interfaces, and repeated parts. Bring the right engineering context into contact review.
Physics setup guidance
Work through materials, loads, constraints, and boundary conditions. Map engineering intent onto the model with reviewable assumptions.
Mesh strategy
Consider local refinements, curvature, thin regions, and contact surfaces when planning a mesh appropriate for the target physics.
Readiness review
Check for missing materials, undefined contacts, inconsistent units, and incomplete constraints before handing off to a compatible workflow.
Geometry intelligence
Understand
what matters.
CAD captures the design. Simulation needs the right representation of it. Review the features and relationships that affect the physics you want to study.
- Components and assembly relationships
- Simulation-relevant surfaces and features
- Cleanup and simplification recommendations
- Engineer review of proposed changes
Simulation preparation
Intent, translated.
Assumptions, visible.
Move from “what should I analyze?” to a structured preparation plan. Work through setup decisions with context, then review what is ready and what still needs attention.
- Materials, contacts, loads, and constraints
- Mesh strategy and regions for refinement
- Missing definitions and unit consistency
- Review before downstream solver execution
A little more clarity
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Engineering decisions deserve context.
Here’s where to start.
Does it replace my simulation solver?+
SimreadyAI complements your engineering tools. It focuses on the preparation and configuration that happen before solver execution. Your solver and engineering validation process remain central to the workflow.
Who is it built for?+
Mechanical engineers, CAE specialists, engineering consultancies, and product development teams working with complex CAD models and repetitive simulation preparation.
Can I describe my simulation in plain language?+
Natural language helps capture engineering intent, such as fixing mounting holes or applying a load to a bracket. Engineers review how that intent maps to geometry and physics assumptions.
Which CAD formats and integrations can I use?+
Compatibility depends on your model, format, and workflow. Bring your CAD format, version, and target solver to a meeting so we can confirm the supported path. Named tools on our integrations page are evaluation targets, not claims of native integrations.
Do engineers stay in control?+
Yes. Engineers inspect and approve important assumptions, materials, contacts, boundary conditions, and the final setup. AI assistance does not replace professional engineering judgment.
Make room for the work that matters
Less preparation.
More possibility.
Bring your engineering challenge.
Let’s find your path from CAD to simulation.