Easy to Use GUI
FEATool Multiphysics has been specifically designed to make physics simulation easy to learn and use
Customizable & Extensible
Fully programmable and easy to incorporate into custom work flows and simulation apps
Multi-simulation
- Let the software do the tedious work of learning and configuring solvers for you!
- FEATool Multiphysics saves time for analyzing and evaluating your simulation results instead!
Automated Physics Simulation Simulation script files can be saved and exported directly from the FEATool GUI, and are easily modified to run parametric simulation studies in parallel
One Simulation Tool - Multiple Solvers Use FEATool to automatically set up, define, export, and run multiphysics mesh and case files for OpenFOAM®, SU2 and FEniCS. No need to spend weeks or even months to learn how to use simulation tools anymore
Reproducible Simulation Simulation models can be exported and saved as fully reproducible and version controlled script files. Never be unsure of the simulation parameters you tried again
State of the Art Simulation Technology!
One-Click Interfaces with Open Source Simulation Codes
OpenFOAM is the leading free, open source software for computational fluid dynamics (CFD), used in industry by VW, BMW, Ford Motor Company, Airbus, Siemens, and General Electric
SU2 is one of the most popular academic research and open source CFD solvers applicable to a wide range of specialized flow problems such as compressible flows and aerodynamic shape optimization
The FEniCS Project is an open source academic multiphysics FEA simulation code from Argonne National Laboratory, Chalmers University, University of Cambridge, and Simula Research Laboratory
FEATool Multiphysics includes one-click export to fully interactive ParaView Glance and plotly web browser plots, which can be explored and easily shared with colleagues on-line
FEATool Multiphysics is a fully programmable Multiphysics Simulation Platform & GUI Toolbox with native integration with all MATLAB functionality, custom m-file scripts, and toolboxes such as for Optimization and Control Systems. In addition, multiphysics models can also be converted to FEniCS Python simulation scripts, modified, and run directly in the GUI