Aaron Slodov Seeks Differentiable B-Rep Kernel for Multiphysics
Atomic Industries CEO Aaron Slodov posted a request for a new computational geometry tool.
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Aaron Slodov, founder and CEO of Atomic Industries, an AI-driven injection molding manufacturer located in Detroit, posted a request on social media. He asked for someone to create a differentiable b-rep kernel. The tool would let him run three-dimensional multiphysics simulations that include fluids. Slodov also organizes the REIN Summit and New Industrials. The statement is presented as a direct quote from his account. No further details on responses or development appear in the available post.
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