ON-DEMAND WEBINAR

Physics AI: The Engineering Revolution You Need to Be Prepared For

About this Webinar:

AI is triggering a fundamental shift in engineering, and Physics AI is leading the charge. From real-time simulation to inference-driven optimization, engineering teams are being redefined by a new generation of AI-native tools.

In this webinar, we speak with Professor Juan Alonso of Stanford University, a leading voice in the application of Physics AI to high-performance engineering. Professor Alonso will share insights into Luminary Cloud’s SHIFT Models, which are enabling physics-accurate predictions in seconds—and opening new possibilities in automotive and aerospace design. We'll explore how this technology enables real-time control, uncertainty quantification, and the creation of responsive digital twins, and what it all means for engineering workflows going forward.

Join us for a deep dive into the future of engineering, where AI doesn’t just assist—it accelerates, explores, and designs.

What You'll Learn:

  • What Physics AI is and how it’s transforming product development today
  • How SHIFT Models deliver 1-3 second inference speeds with up to 2% accuracy
  • The power of domain-specific models versus general-purpose models
  • How high-fidelity data fuels better predictions—both scalar and field-level
  • Use cases in automotive and aerospace, from interactive design to digital twins

Who Should Watch:

  • Engineering leaders seeking faster design exploration and optimization
  • ML practitioners building or applying physics-informed models
  • Simulation and CFD professionals interested in AI-based surrogate modeling
  • Product and R&D executives exploring digital twin strategies
  • Anyone looking to understand how Physics AI is changing the nature of engineering design

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Meet the speakers

Juan Alonso

Juan Alonso

CTO & Co-founder of Luminary Cloud
Luminary Cloud

Juan co-founded Luminary Cloud, a modern CAE SaaS platform in 2019. He served as Director of the NASA Fundamental Aeronautics Program. At Stanford, he focuses on advanced computational methods for aerospace system design.

Michael Alba

Michael Alba

Senior Editor
Engineering.com

Michael is a senior editor at engineering.com. He covers computer hardware, design software, electronics, and more. Michael holds a degree in Engineering Physics from the University of Alberta.