SolverX develops Physics Intelligence, AI designed to understand and predict physical behavior, helping manufacturers explore and evaluate more designs beyond the limits of traditional simulation workflows. Through Pegasus, SolverX will work with Microsoft to expand its reach to manufacturers via Microsoft’s global sales channels.
SolverX today announced that it has been selected for the Microsoft for Startups Pegasus Program.
SolverX builds proprietary foundation models pre-trained on engineering simulation data to predict physical fields such as stress, temperature, pressure and flow. For each customer, these models are further trained and adapted to the customer’s own products and data, and are designed to generalize across new geometries and operating conditions.
Once adapted to a supported engineering problem, the models can return predictions in seconds to minutes, depending on the problem and the deployment environment, allowing engineers to evaluate more design alternatives before conventional CAE validation.
As part of the program, SolverX will work with Microsoft on Azure deployment, go-to-market execution and enterprise opportunity development.
“We are building AI that helps engineers understand the physical world and design what comes next,” said Yun Young Choi, CEO of SolverX. “Our proprietary foundation models and engineering platform are already being applied in the workflows of global manufacturers. Through Microsoft for Startups Pegasus, we aim to bring these capabilities to more manufacturers worldwide, helping engineers explore better designs and make informed decisions about what to test and build.”
SolverX’s models are used under license in production engineering environments at Hyundai Motor and Hyundai WIA. The company has also carried out paid engineering projects with SK hynix and LG Electronics.
Research on the AI architecture underlying SolverX’s technology was presented at ICLR in 2023 and 2026, and multiple papers from the company have been accepted to NeurIPS 2026.
Founded in 2021, SolverX operates across Menlo Park and Seoul, expanding Physics Intelligence across a growing range of manufacturing industries, engineering disciplines and physical problems.