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SimScale is a cloud-native, AI-native engineering simulation platform that puts multiphysics simulation and AI models in engineers' hands through a web interface.

Last updated September 15, 2026

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Overview

SimScale is a cloud-based engineering simulation platform. Its official site describes it as an AI-native engineering simulation platform in the cloud that combines Engineering AI, Physics AI, and multiphysics simulation solvers in a single cloud-native environment. The platform is accessed through an easy, instantly accessible web interface, and the company states it is trusted by 900,000+ engineers worldwide. Its capabilities span CFD, FEA, thermal, and electromagnetics, with agentic AI workflows that orchestrate simulation setup, execution, evaluation, and documentation.

History

SimScale's official About page describes the company as building "the world's first cloud-based, AI-native simulation platform." The company states its mission is to empower engineering teams everywhere to innovate faster by exploring thousands of engineering decisions in seconds. Its platform philosophy centers on Engineering AI, Physics AI, agentic workflows, all physics in one platform, enabling every engineer rather than only specialists, and real-time collaboration. The company states it is trusted by 900,000+ engineers worldwide, and lists David Heiny as CEO & Co-founder.

Products and positioning

AI-native engineering simulation in the cloud; one unified platform for agentic engineering.

  • Cloud Simulation

    SimScale puts powerful multiphysics simulation in every engineer's hands via an easy, instantly accessible web interface.

  • Physics AI

    Instant prediction of physical behavior using AI models linked to high-fidelity simulation.

  • Engineering AI

    Agentic AI orchestrates simulation setup, execution, evaluation, and documentation.

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