Great question Dilen. The new generation of meshing tools in the age of AI relies on agentic AI to operate your pre-processing software on your behalf, following rules that you define and enforce. The underlying meshing engine itself does not change: you continue using the same mesher, but it is now driven by an agent executing your rules. The result is a process that is more efficient, more repeatable, and faster.
What new meshing tools are you referring to? I find myself still wasting my life away checking elements quality… :)
Great question Dilen. The new generation of meshing tools in the age of AI relies on agentic AI to operate your pre-processing software on your behalf, following rules that you define and enforce. The underlying meshing engine itself does not change: you continue using the same mesher, but it is now driven by an agent executing your rules. The result is a process that is more efficient, more repeatable, and faster.
Which company is doing this?
You should look at companies like Navier AI, Synera, MOVEdot or Applied AI.
I will post more on that in the coming weeks/months. Stay tuned.