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Your AI simulation advisor

The 

CoEngineer

TM

reads your results so you don't have to guess.

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Running a simulation is the easy part, knowing what to do about it is the job. The CoEngineer™ is the AI assistant that reviews each result, spots the problem areas, and tells you in plain language what to change to fix them.
NODiVEC CoEngineer with Simulation Results and Typical Output

HOW IT WORKS

From raw result to clear next step.

The CoEngineer™ turns a wall of simulation data into a short list of things to fix — and how to fix them.

Assesses the result

It reads your thermal, stress, and density fields the moment a run finishes and finds the hotspots, stress peaks, and out-of-tolerance regions automatically.

Diagnoses the cause

It connects symptoms to physics, explaining why the overhang distorts or the rib over-melts, not just that a number is high.

Recommends the fix

You get concrete, prioritized actions, support changes, pre-heat, power tweaks, cycle adjustments and it can set up the comparison run for you.

Private AI

NODiVEC CoEngineer Typical Output

never phones home

Expert feedback that

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Just ask the CoEngineer about your build and it answers in context, pointing to the exact region, explaining the cause, and recommending the fix. It runs entirely on your own machine, so your geometry, process parameters, and results stay on your hardware, which matters when the part is ITAR-controlled or simply proprietary.
 
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Knows your build — reasons about your active project, material, process, and the result on screen.

 

Actionable, not academic — prioritized fixes you can apply, with the option to launch the comparison run.

 

Stays private — cloud round-trips optional, no data has to leave the building.

BUILT IN

The CoEngineer™ lives inside the Rheona™ workspace.

It reads the same projects you set up and solve in the desktop app — so feedback is always one click from the result you're looking at.

Let the CoEngineer™ review a real build.

It reads the same projects you set up and solve in the desktop app — so feedback is always one click from the result you're looking at.

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