Physical Systems Twins

Four domains. One twin loop.

Welcome.Fluid mechanics, capital markets, oil & gas, and medicine share the same idea: learn the governing physics, then query the twin — field, price, stress, or anatomy — and write it into a report.

Fluid mechanics

Solve the field, then interrogate the wake.

A Navier–Stokes PINN around a 2D obstacle so the twin can replay velocity, pressure, and drag without re-running a full CFD mesh.

Open NS 2D obstacle

Capital markets

Price from physics, not from a fitted smile alone.

Black–Scholes PINN twins for European options: snapshot quotes, inference on V(S, τ), a board of calls and puts, then Gemini assessment with Eve.

Open Black–Scholes twin

Oil & gas

Geomechanics first, then strength at the well.

Reservoir stress and UCS twins so pore pressure, principal stresses, and unconfined strength stay in the same loop as the report.

Open reservoir geomechanics

Medicine

A twin that can be queried, not only viewed.

Liver and brain anatomy as live digital twins — vessels, tumors, and ducts you can inspect, then send into a surgical report with Eve.

Open liver twin

Workspaces

Pick a domain, then a twin.

Same sidebar destinations, grouped the way the product is actually used.

Shared loop

Data, twin, inference, report — across every domain.

  1. 01

    Data

    CFD collocation, option quotes, well logs, or segmented anatomy — the snapshot the twin is allowed to know.

  2. 02

    Twin

    PINN or anatomy model: Navier–Stokes, heat/Kolmogorov, Black–Scholes, geomechanics, UCS, liver, brain.

  3. 03

    Inference

    Query the field — velocity, V(S, τ), stress, UCS, or a vessel — without re-solving the original system.

  4. 04

    Report

    Board, assessment, and Eve so the same numbers stay in the narrative the team ships.