Digital twins
Simulation for the digital-twin era
We build modular infrastructure components for the full digital-twin lifecycle.
Collaborative simulation
- Develop simulations with your team using our cloud editor and sandboxed development environment.
Existing data sources
- Power simulations with integrations to enterprise data lakes, data warehouses and event streams.
Operational simulation
- Expose simulations as API services using our managed service, API and SDK toolkits.
Fully-featured digital twins
- Stream live data in and out of online simulations.
Integrated services
- Couple simulations to machine-learning algorithms using modular plugins.
Develop in-house solutions
- Build custom apps using low-code frameworks and our managed API.
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The trade-off: Linking commercial process simulations with AI-based multi-objective optimisation
A story using Quaisr to connect multi-objective optimisation with a styrene production process example in gPROMS
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System Identification for Smart Maintenance: A Practical Example
A practical example demonstrating how practitioners can use the Quaisr platform for system identification in the context of anomaly detection.
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The art and science of prevention — Real-time system identification for smart maintenance
Quaisr is enabling business leaders and practitioners to advance predictive maintenance and adopt data streaming within their organisations.
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Black Holes & Simulations
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Faster innovation in the fight against cancer
Quaisr technology is enabling engineers at Multiwave Metacrystal to automate complex physics simulations and integrate them with statistical and machine-learning algorithms.
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Your digital twins must answer three fundamental questions
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