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One engineer.
The entire pipeline.

Ask one agent for the run you want. It drives the software you already license, carries the part between packages, and tells you what came back.

Built to sit on top of

SolidWorksThermal DesktopAnsys FluentNXAbaqusand whatever comes next

We’re building the CAD-to-FEA handoff first. The others follow once that one works.

One ask, start to finish

Ask once. It does the rest.

Here’s one example run: a CubeSat bus from SolidWorks into Thermal Desktop and back again.

01 · SolidWorks

Ask, right where you're working

Type what you want in the tool you're already in.

02 · SolidWorks

It shows you the plan first

You see every step before anything happens, and the one step that writes a file is flagged. Nothing runs until you approve it.

03 · Transfer

It moves the part across

Geometry, assembly structure and part names go over as they are. Nobody rebuilds anything by hand on the other side.

04 · Thermal Desktop

It prepares the model for you

The model is imported ready for simulation.

05 · Thermal Desktop

It runs the case and spots the problem

The agent simulates based on your specifications and summarizes the findings.

06 · Back in SolidWorks

It takes the fix back to the CAD

The model is transferred back from simulation with preset improvements.

Vertical AI for engineering software

One agent, not a menu of them.

You shouldn’t have to know which package a task belongs to. Ask once. Simulace decides what to open, drives it, and reports back in the language of the problem rather than the software.

Run the hot case on the CubeSat bus and tell me if anything is close to its limit.

routed by Simulace
CAD agent

SolidWorks

Thermal agent

Thermal Desktop

Opened the model, ran HOT_EOL, read the solver output.

Flow agent

Ansys Fluent

Battery box peaks at 47.2 °C against a 40 °C limit, 7.2 °C over. Everything else clears by 6 °C or more.

every tool call logged · traceable at design review

Each package gets its own agent that knows that software properly. You never pick between them.

Two choices, made independently

Neither one is an upsell of the other.

Deployment

Cloud

or

Compute you don't have to own, and one shared space where cross-package work is natural.

Local

Everything runs on your machines. Nothing leaves your network. No exceptions, no telemetry.

AI

Agentic

or

An agent operates the software for you: opens the model, runs the case, reads the output, tells you what happened.

Non-agentic

The integration layer alone, with no model in the picture. A complete product, not a stripped-down mode.

Meet the team.

Rowand Zara

Co-Founder & CEO

University of Maryland, College Park

Aerospace EngineeringApplied Mathematics
  • NASA · Thermal analysis and CAD for CubeSats

  • U.S. Army Research Laboratory · ML models and structural analysis of hypersonic projectiles

  • International Robotics Team · CAD and simulation of rover arm designs

Shreyan Pasham

Co-Founder & CTO

University of Maryland, College Park

Computer EngineeringRobotics & Autonomous Systems
  • NASA · Thermal analysis and CAD for CubeSats

  • Allegis Group · ML models and an AI agent for streamlining sales and optimizing spread

  • Maryland Robotics Center · Pathfinding algorithm development for UAVs

Waitlist

Get in early.

Simulace is in active development. We’re taking on a small number of early teams to build against real pipelines. Tell us what you run and we’ll be in touch.

What do you run today?

This decides which integration we build next.

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