Our Technology Ecosystem

NVIDIA

NVIDIA is the world leader in accelerated computing and AI, best known for the GPUs that power modern simulation, machine learning, and digital twins.

Its Omniverse platform and CUDA-accelerated computing enable real-time, physically accurate digital twins of complex industrial systems.

We use NVIDIA's accelerated computing and Omniverse to run large-scale, high-fidelity simulations and AI-enabled digital twins faster than CPU-bound tools allow.

Siemens

Siemens is a global industrial technology leader in automation, digital industries, and manufacturing software.

Its Tecnomatix portfolio, including Plant Simulation, lets engineers model and optimize production systems, logistics, and material flow.

We use Siemens Tecnomatix Plant Simulation to model discrete manufacturing and material-handling systems where shop-floor detail and throughput drive the decision.

Flexsim

FlexSim is a leading discrete-event simulation company specializing in 3D models of manufacturing, warehousing, and logistics operations.

Its platform lets organizations test layouts, capacity, and process changes in a validated virtual environment before committing capital.

We use FlexSim to build high-fidelity 3D models of plants, warehouses, and material flow when visual realism and operational detail matter most.

Anylogic

AnyLogic is the leading multi-method simulation platform, combining discrete-event, agent-based, and system-dynamics modeling in one tool.

Its flexibility makes it ideal for complex service operations, supply chains, and systems where people, demand, and processes interact.

We use AnyLogic to model service delivery, workforce, and demand-driven systems where multiple sources of variability must be captured together.

Simio

Simio is a simulation and scheduling software company focused on object-based, data-driven modeling of production and logistics systems.

Its platform supports both strategic simulation and operational scheduling, including risk-based planning under uncertainty.

We use Simio to model production and supply systems and to connect simulation directly to scheduling and operational data.

Oracle Crystal Ball

Oracle Crystal Ball is an industry-standard, spreadsheet-based application for Monte Carlo simulation and risk analysis

It quantifies uncertainty and downside risk in financial and operational forecasts by running thousands of probabilistic scenarios.

We use Oracle Crystal Ball to stress-test ROI, cost, and financial outcomes under uncertainty when decisions hinge on risk ranges, not point estimates.