Generative Engineering

P1 explores 10,000 structural configurations before review.

Generative engineering agent for aerospace and physical systems. Set constraints. P1 generates physics-valid candidates, tests them, and returns a ranked shortlist.

The Design Bottleneck

Simulation limits slow design iteration

Each validated simulation demands setup, compute, and analyst time. Most programs can afford ten to twenty manual iterations before a schedule decision sets direction. P1 handles iteration, so teams review options instead of queued runs.

15x
15x more validated candidates reviewed per week than manual iteration
Internal beta results
<90m
Median time to first validated candidate batch: <90m
Internal beta results
80%
80% of early-access teams expanded design scope beyond their manual process
Early-access program feedback
How P1 Works

From constraints to a ranked shortlist

Three agent-run steps. Your team reviews results, not the process.

Early Access

Engineering teams, in their words

From our early-access program, now in limited beta with structural engineering teams.

It took us two weeks to narrow the list to five candidates worth review. P1 gives us thirty validated candidates before the first team review. Arriving with options instead of one recommendation changes the customer discussion.

Structural design engineer UAV development company, early-access program

We used to study a propulsion bracket manually and revisit the same four or five topologies. With P1, we set thermal and structural constraints together and found candidates outside our usual choices. Two of the top-ranked geometries cleared every load case, including prior failures.

Propulsion systems engineer Defense systems contractor, early-access program
Get Started

Skip two. Explore 10,000 configurations.

Join the early-access program. Structural engineering teams at aerospace and deep-tech hardware companies are running constraint-defined topology searches with P1 today.