Forge tells you what to simulate next, when to stop, and where your model is trustworthy. Without replacing ANSYS. Without building an ML team.
These results are from a real patient-specific aortic blood flow CFD simulation. Forge converged at 3,000 training points with R²=0.997.
ANSYS, Simcenter, and OpenFOAM solve physics correctly. But they give zero guidance on what to simulate next, when to stop, or whether 200 runs are enough.
You keep your solver, your mesh, your process. Forge adds the intelligence layer.
Drop VTU, CSV, or Parquet from any solver. Forge auto-detects inputs, outputs, and data type.
Forge picks the right algorithm for your data. Trains in seconds. No ML expertise needed.
Trust maps show exactly where the model is confident and where it needs more data.
Accuracy sufficient? Stop. Not enough? Forge exports the next batch to run.
Forge will NOT let you trust a bad model. If the model is not credible, Forge blocks ROI claims and shows a red banner.
R² threshold enforcement. Below 0.70 = red banner.
3 models vote. Disagreement = don’t trust this region.
Outside training boundaries? Flagged immediately.
Your constraints checked on every prediction.
Green = reliable. Red = run more simulations.
Trust is earned, not assumed. If the model is not credible, Forge blocks ROI claims. A red “Model Not Credible” banner replaces green metrics.
Simulation tools optimize physics. Forge optimizes decision efficiency.
| Your Simulation Tool | Forge | |
|---|---|---|
| Core job | Solve physics equations | Decide which simulations to run |
| Stopping criteria | None — you decide “enough” | Explicit STOP with 4 evidence signals |
| Trust scoring | None — results are results | 5-layer trust verification |
| Next step | None | “Run these 8 simulations next” |
Solver-agnostic. Physics-agnostic. If it produces result files, Forge ingests it.
Pressure, velocity, drag, HTC. Internal/external flow, mixing, blood flow.
Stress, safety factor, fatigue, displacement. Brackets, implants, housings.
Temperature, resistance, heat flux. Electronics cooling, heat exchangers.
Dissolution, mixing, coating, drying. Particle simulations, process development.
300–800 brute-force runs reduced to 60–150 targeted runs. Same coverage, proven accuracy.
Surrogate predictions in milliseconds. Iterate 1000× between simulation runs.
Each experiment: $5K–$50K. Forge identifies exactly which ones you can skip.
ROI computed per campaign from actual training data. Forge only claims savings when the model meets accuracy thresholds.
We’ll show you which runs were wasted, where your model is unreliable, and how many runs you actually needed.