Siml.ai

A no-code, AI-powered physics simulation platform that integrates machine learning for rapid and accurate modeling of physical systems.

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About Siml.ai

Siml.ai is an innovative platform that combines cutting-edge machine learning with physics simulation, enabling users to create fast, no-code AI-driven simulators. Its web-based interface offers interactive visualization tools. The platform includes Model Engineer for training and optimizing physics models with deep learning, and Simulation Studio for applying these models to solve complex engineering and scientific challenges.

How to Use

Begin by training and fine-tuning physics simulators with Model Engineer using deep learning techniques. Then, deploy these trained AI models in Simulation Studio to build interactive digital twins for engineering and scientific applications.

Features

Simulation Studio: Use trained AI models to address engineering challenges efficiently.

Model Engineer: Develop and optimize physics simulators through deep learning.

Web-based interface: Access the platform from any device without installation.

Scalable infrastructure: Simplifies cloud or high-performance computing management.

Use Cases

Developing rapid physics simulators with machine learning.

Creating interactive, data-driven digital twins for real-world systems.

Applying AI models to solve complex scientific and engineering problems.

Best For

ResearchersScientistsSimulation specialistsEngineersData scientistsProduct developersAcademic institutionsIndustrial R&D

Pros

Enables rapid AI-driven simulations with real-time results.

Reduces costs and development time compared to traditional methods.

Accessible from any device via a web browser.

Easily scales with cloud or high-performance computing infrastructure.

Cons

Accuracy depends on the quality of training data for AI models.

Potential limitations in simulation precision for highly complex systems.

Requires some expertise in physics and machine learning for optimal use.

Pricing Plans

Choose the perfect plan for your needs. All plans include 24/7 support and regular updates.

FREE

Always Free

Support for up to 3 public simulators in Model Engineer, with access limited to a single Tier 1 computing resource.

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STARTER

€199 / month

Includes 50GB SSD storage, datasets up to 25GB, access to Tier 2 resources, and up to 10 simulators in Model Engineer. 14-day trial available.

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STANDARD

€499 / month

Offers 250GB SSD storage, datasets up to 100GB, Tier 4 resources, and up to 20 simulators in both Model Engineer and Simulation Studio. Includes a 14-day trial.

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PRO

€999 / month

Provides 1TB SSD storage, datasets up to 250GB, Tier 6 resources, and unlimited simulators across Model Engineer and Simulation Studio. 14-day trial included.

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ENTERPRISE

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All Pro features, customizable high-end computing resources with multiple GPUs, 24/7 support, and tailored simulator development services.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about Siml.ai

What is Siml.ai?

Siml.ai is a platform that combines advanced machine learning with physics simulation to enable fast, no-code AI-driven modeling of physical phenomena.

How do Model Engineer and Simulation Studio work together?

Model Engineer trains and optimizes physics simulators using deep learning, while Simulation Studio applies these models to solve engineering and scientific problems interactively.

What performance improvements can I expect?

Siml.ai's AI models can achieve speedups of 1,000 to 100,000 times over traditional simulation software running on GPUs.

Is there a free trial or free version?

Yes, the free plan allows up to three public simulators with limited computing resources, and a 14-day trial is available for paid plans.

What types of problems can I solve with Siml.ai?

The platform is ideal for developing fast physics models, creating digital twins, and addressing complex engineering and scientific challenges.