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the future of engineering
For decades, the pace of industrial engineering has been governed by a simple constraint: simulation takes time. A single CFD run. A structural analysis. A thermal model. Each one a bottleneck in a chain of decisions that determines whether a product reaches market in two years or four.
That constraint is dissolving.
Not through faster computers — though compute has helped — but through a fundamental shift in how engineering knowledge is represented, stored, and reasoned over. AI is entering the engineering workflow not as a tool that automates existing steps, but as one that changes the nature of the steps themselves.
From iteration to exploration
For decades, the pace of industrial engineering has been governed by a simple constraint: simulation takes time. A single CFD run. A structural analysis. A thermal model. Each one a bottleneck in a chain of decisions that determines whether a product reaches market in two years or four.
That constraint is dissolving.
Not through faster computers — though compute has helped — but through a fundamental shift in how engineering knowledge is represented, stored, and reasoned over. AI is entering the engineering workflow not as a tool that automates existing steps, but as one that changes the nature of the steps themselves.