Flexcompute published a notebook showcasing a fully 3D design region of 10 × 10 × 5 µm of printable polymer on glass optimized as a volume rather than a patterned surface for a polarization-insensitive grating coupler.
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“This notebook, submitted by Oliver Kuster at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), showcases a different route as a proof of concept: a fully 3D design region, 10 × 10 × 5 µm of printable polymer on glass, optimized as a volume rather than a patterned surface.”
— Flexcompute team
Company
Flexcompute
The Physics Company
- Industry
- Technology, Information and Internet
- Location
- Boston, US
- Company size
- 123 employees
Flexcompute is a physics intelligence company that turns the laws of physics into a shared brain for engineers and AI agents. With a platform that combines GPU-native multiphysics simulation, geometry-native reasoning, and neural memory that continuously learns from every simulation and test, Flexcompute dramatically reduces the latency to physics insight. Across production engineering workflows, Flexcompute delivers 10-100X faster simulation while maintaining accuracy and robustness. Teams use Flexcompute to iterate faster, reduce engineering cost, and lower energy and compute overhead. Flexcompute is used across aerospace, automotive, energy, semiconductors, and advanced manufacturing to remove manual bottlenecks in simulation and geometry preparation, allowing engineers to focus on design decisions rather than turnaround time. Based in Boston, Flexcompute was founded by researchers from MIT and Stanford with deep expertise in computational physics, high-performance computing, and AI.
Founded 2015