OpSimTech builds real-time digital twins that fuse high-fidelity physics simulation with AI — delivering the speed of machine learning with the trustworthiness of engineering science.
We engineer the right Physics-AI method for your application — surrogate models and ROMs for most deployments, PINNs where direct physics enforcement adds unique value.
Industry has been forced to choose between two bad options. We built OpSimTech because neither is good enough alone.
Black-box models fail silently in novel operating conditions. Engineers can't act on predictions they can't explain. The regulator can't accept what the model can't justify.
By the time your simulation converges, the operating window has passed, the wind has shifted, the line has moved. Trust without speed is a memory, not a decision.
OpSimTech sits between them. We encode the physics so you don't have to choose — and we choose the right Physics-AI method for each application.
A three-layer architecture. The ground truth is physics. The acceleration layer is AI. The output is a digital twin engineers can actually use.
Where governing equations are solved at full fidelity. Run offline to build understanding, validate the AI layer, and generate training data. Industrial-grade meshing, validated turbulence models, full conservation laws.

Powering aircraft & turbomachinery design, ship hydrodynamics, HVAC, and process equipment — wherever fluid behavior drives industrial outcomes.

Mesh-free particle methods for the hardest geometries — complex moving boundaries, free-surface flows, slurry & multiphase mixing where mesh-based solvers break down.

Granular mechanics & particle-level manufacturing.
Built to run alongside your existing CFD workflow — rapid surrogate sweeps replace the slow iteration loop, while your validated CFD results anchor the model's physical ground truth. Three branches, matched to the physics and the data.
The workhorse. ROMs, Gaussian processes, ML with physics constraints embedded in architecture or loss — tractable, fast, and validated against your CFD.
Most deployments · data existsThe specialist tool. Governing equations encoded directly in the loss — used for data-sparse, physically constrained domains where direct PDE enforcement adds unique value.
Data-sparse · constrained domainsSensor-rich systems where high-frequency data dominates. CFD/SPH used as offline validators, not real-time solvers.
When sensor data is abundantA continuously updated model fed by live sensor data, scored against multifidelity state estimates, exposed through APIs and dashboards. Designers and operators query a working twin — not a static report.
Stream sensor signals into the twin state in real time — Kalman, Bayesian, or ML-based filters.
Blend low- and high-fidelity models. Speed where you can; accuracy where you must.
Optimization, scenario sweeps, regulatory compliance views — direct outputs of the twin.
Four verticals where decisions are too time-sensitive for full simulation and too consequential for black-box ML.
Each product is a domain deployment of the OpSimTech stack — built for the workflow, the regulators, and the engineers of its industry.
Real-time WASP activation engine, fuel savings predictions under changing weather, and built-in EU ETS & FuelEU Maritime compliance dashboards.
Real-time digital twin for the mixing, coating, and calendering stages of electrode manufacturing — built on high-fidelity CFD, SPH, and DEM modeling fused with live sensor data.
Cell-level heat generation, exchanger fouling, and manufacturing-process temperature fields. One thermal twin, three sectors.
Research notes, deployment case write-ups, and method deep-dives from the OpSimTech team. Pulled from the main insights archive.
We surveyed 14 deployments across four industries to map exactly where physics-informed networks deliver, and where physics-guided surrogates outperform them.
Read articleHow real-time wind-conditions data, vessel state, and an aerodynamic surrogate combine to decide rotor activation, heading correction, and route adjustment per leg.
Read articleA 2-week study of NMC811 slurry mixing in a 1.6 m³ planetary mixer. Particle-scale dead zones that pure CFD missed — and how the twin caught them at line rate.
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