It’s not news that geometry preprocessing and grid generation have been a bottleneck in simulation workflows. The CFD Vision 2030 Study, published by NASA in 2014, formally identified this as the constraint pacing CFD workflows. More than a decade later, the simulation industry has advanced considerably, yet this core issue remains largely unaddressed.
But now, that is changing. There is an innovative new approach to geometry preprocessing using AI, one that eliminates the bottleneck entirely and brings preprocessing in line with the pace of modern simulation workflows. The solution is Flexcompute’s GeometryAI: an AI-powered preprocessing platform that functions as an intelligent agent, absorbing hours or days of expert geometry preparation work and reasoning over topology and tolerances to produce simulation-ready geometry with little to no human intervention.
Join us for this webinar to learn how GeometryAI can take on this burden, so you can focus on design, analysis, and iteration. This webinar will cover:
- An overview of GeometryAI and how it works
- How GeometryAI uses neural reconstruction algorithms to heal geometry without fidelity loss
- Industry use cases where preprocessing time drops from days to hours
- A live demonstration: from a raw CAD to a simulation-ready model in minutes
Speaker:
Carissa Christensen
Kevin Coggins
Ronla Henry-Reeves
Russ Teehan
Carissa Bryce Christensen is the Chief Executive Officer and founder of BryceTech, LLC, based in Alexandria, VA. She previously co-founded defense contractor The Tauri Group, acquired by LMI in 2019, and quantum computing software firm QxBranch, acquired by Rigetti Computing in 2019. She is an active tech investor and has served on several early-stage boards. Ms. Christensen is an internationally recognized expert on the satellite and space industry, known for rigorous analysis and innovative, data-driven strategy. She is a Senior Advisor to the annual US Space Force Schriever Wargame. She serves on the Senior Advisory Council of the Aerospace Corporation Center for Space Policy and Strategy, serves on the World Economic Forum Global Future Council on Space, and chairs the US board of the UN-affiliated Space Generation Advisory Council. She is a founding member of the Future Space Leaders Foundation and chairs its Advisory Board. Ms. Christensen previously served on the National Research Council Space Technology Industry-Government-University Roundtable, which advises NASA, and served on the Space Committee of the Defense Innovation Board. Ms. Christensen is a Harvard Business School Entrepreneur-in-Residence. She guest lectures at universities including Harvard, the University of Pennsylvania, and the Eisenhower School for National Security and Resource Strategy. She has testified before Congress and Parliament committees on the space industry. She publishes extensively, is often cited by major media outlets, and has appeared in commercial space documentaries by The Financial Times, Bloomberg and HBO.