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An AI platform for hardware engineering that combines CAD, simulation, code and reporting in one place.

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Overview

What is Prism?

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Prism is an AI platform for hardware engineering. It brings code, CAD, physics solvers, 3D viewers and reporting into one place, all driven by agents, so a design can move from idea to validated result without switching tools.

  • One window for code, CAD, simulation and reporting
  • Agents that plan, code and drive solvers
  • Built-in open solvers including OpenFOAM, SU2 and CalculiX
  • Persistent execution that resumes after interruptions
  • Sub-agents that split large engineering jobs

Prism costs $500 per seat per month. Forward-deployed engineering and simulation engagements are priced by project scope, usually over around three months.

Platforms and languages

Prism Availability

Platforms

MacosWindowsLinux

Languages

English

Capabilities

Prism Key Features

Code, CAD, simulation and reporting together

Design, simulate and write code in one window instead of stitching separate tools.

Agents that drive the whole workflow

Agents plan the work, write and run code, and drive CAD tools and physics solvers.

Open solvers built in

Works with solvers such as OpenFOAM, SU2, CalculiX, code_aster and Project Chrono.

Work that survives interruptions

Every step is saved, so a run can resume after a restart or a dropped connection.

Sub-agents for large jobs

Big tasks are split across sub-agents that work on separate parts of the design.

Best for

Who uses Prism?

Hardware and simulation engineers

Go from an idea to a validated design with agents driving CAD and solvers

Plans and access

Prism Pricing

Paid

$500 per seat per month; forward-deployed engineering and simulation work are priced by scope.

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Common questions

Prism FAQs

Which computers does Prism run on?

Apple Silicon Macs, and Windows or Linux machines on Intel or AMD.

Do I need Docker?

Only for open-source solvers, which run in containers; Prism's own solvers need nothing extra.

How are engineering engagements priced?

They are scoped with you per project, not sold at a fixed list price.

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