Why we invested in Emmi AI

Emmi AI: Real-Time AI-Driven Industrial Simulation

Despite being a core backbone for industries ranging from Chemical Engineering to Aviation Design, traditional engineering simulations have remained slow, computationally expensive, and limited in their ability to handle real-world complexity.

This has created a widely accepted bottleneck for innovation, preventing companies from reaching their true potential in the speed required to stay at the cutting edge.

By embedding AI‑driven physics models directly into manufacturing and engineering workflows, Emmi AI turns traditional simulations into interactive processes, accelerating design iterations, production planning and predictive maintenance cycles. Their technology has been shown to enable near real-time simulations and empower engineers to explore design possibilities at an unprecedented rate and scale.  

“Today, industries where simulation is mission-critical spend thousands and thousands of hours on modelling turbulence, simulating fluid or air flows, heat transfer in materials, traffic flows and much more.” said Dennis Just, CEO and Co-founder of Emmi AI. “With Emmi AI, simulations that previously took days or weeks now run in seconds.” 

Why We Are Excited To Partner With Emmi AI

Emmi AI's exceptional technical expertise has enabled them to achieve real results for customers, showing strong early traction. Their incredibly talented team is leading innovation at the intersection of AI and physics, tackling previously unsolvable industrial engineering challenges. 

We believe they’re just getting started, and we're excited to work with them as they help reshape simulations across industries.

"Emmi AI is poised to revolutionize industrial engineering by breaking down the barriers of traditional simulation" says Peter Lasinger, Partner at 3VC. "Their AI-driven approach is not just an incremental improvement; it's a fundamental shift that will empower industries to innovate faster and more efficiently. We believe Emmi AI has the potential to deliver 'GPT Moments' in industrial simulations, and we're excited to support them on this journey."