On 21 October, we will present SimuPort, our platform for AI-driven engineering simulation, at CES Unveiled Milan, the European preview of CES 2027.
CES Unveiled Milan takes place on 21 October 2026 at Allianz MiCo, the first time the event has come to Italy. It is produced by the Consumer Technology Association with the Italian Trade Agency, and brings together industry leaders, innovators, investors, policymakers and media, with exhibits from European start-ups and scale-ups. We will be there to show how AI can take engineering simulation from a question to a verified result.
SimuPort turns a plain-language description of an engineering problem into a running simulation. Our AI agents build the geometry and mesh, apply the boundary conditions, run and monitor the solve, check the results and optimise the design. Every model they produce is written in FLUX, our simulation language, so anyone can open it, change it and run it again with the same result.
More than 15 simulators are live on SimuPort. Public simulators open in a web browser with no installation and no licence request. Each one comes with its model description, assumptions, limitations and validation record.
The agents are powered by FPS-SciFM, our family of scientific foundation models. These are trained with rewards that a physics solver can check, so they learn from physics rather than from text alone. The same idea drives SimuLingua, the Horizon Europe project we coordinate, in which nine organisations from seven countries are building an open scientific foundation model for materials.
“Research results usually stop being usable the day the funding stops. SimuPort keeps them running. CES Unveiled Milan is a chance to show industry, investors and policymakers what European simulation research can do when anyone can run it in a browser,” says Per Kjellgren, Technical Director of Flowphys.
Meet us in Milan
- When: Wednesday 21 October 2026
- Where: Allianz MiCo, South Wing, Milan
- Stand: to be updated
- Meetings: arrange a meeting or a pilot discussion at per.kjellgren@flowphys.com
- Try it now: simuport.com
SimuLingua has received funding from the European Union's Horizon Europe programme under grant agreement No 101295295. Views and opinions expressed are those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the granting authority. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.
Link: CES Unveiled Milan.