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A startup has created a physics-based AI simulation that can speed up the process of production for vehicles like trains, planes, boats and F1 cars. A designer might try to create a new car part and run simulations to see whether it works effectively, but it still might not work since it’s hard to simulate…

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A startup has created a physics-based AI simulation that can speed up the process of production for vehicles like trains, planes, boats and F1 cars. A designer might try to create a new car part and run simulations to see whether it works effectively, but it still might not work since it’s hard to simulate fluid dynamics. BeyondMath is working on a way to simulate those wind tunnel tests to speed up the digital design stages, meaning less of a delay between conceptualizing an idea and knowing if it’ll work.

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  1. @bluechip6596

    August 22, 2024 at 11:52 am

    You mean like the ai f1 cars that were insanely slow and would randomly crash into the barrier ????

  2. @VirtousStoic

    August 22, 2024 at 2:02 pm

    I love f1 but the issue isnt this, the issue is FIA regulations ruining the sport.

  3. @kwadwoasamoahh5071

    August 23, 2024 at 9:19 am

    Please my telegram is banned can you help me?

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