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One platform for computational mechanics

eigenspace.design is a unified 3D environment for building, running, extending and reporting on computational mechanics simulations.

eigenspace.design running on a MacBook

Report

Study report · report.pdf

Reinforced-concrete cantilever beam

Abstract

Fig. 1 The 3 m cantilever: Ø20 top bars, Ø16 bottom bars, Ø8 stirrups.

2 Results

Solver setup

Analysis
Linear static
Method
Conjugate gradient
Preconditioner
Hypre AMG
Tolerance
1e-8 relative
Max iterations
1000
Unknowns
294,843

Material

Assigned

Concrete

E
25 GPa
ν
0.20

Rebar: steel, 200 GPa

Report assets

  • Figures

    3 high-resolution plots

  • Animation

    Deformation movie (MP4)

  • LaTeX template

    Journal-ready (arXiv, Elsevier)

  • Data package

    Results, mesh and input files

Convergence

Linear solver residual

Below 1e-8 after 46 iterations

Figure

Displacement

01.02.05 mm

Solve complete

RCC cantilever beam, 23.4 s

Mesh ready

532,927 tetrahedra, checked

One environment

Any physics, any method,
one workflow

Geometry, meshes, materials, loads, solvers and results live in one 3D environment, so the workflow stays the same as the physics or the numerical method changes.

Parameter studies

Sweep a load, a material or a mesh size, and compare every run side by side.

Sensitivity

Bulk modulus sweep

Runs

  • Run15
  • Run16
  • Run17

Mesh convergence

Load sweep

Methods from the community

Install fracture models, solvers and optimizers developed by other research groups, and share your own.

AArc-length methodHHydrogen embrittlementTTopology optimizationSSciMLPPhase-field fractureSStokes flow
Scale

Your laptop.
Or a cluster.

Run a study on your Mac, then send the same setup to parallel, cloud and HPC machines.

eigenspace.design running on a MacBook1,024 cores64 cores8 cores

From one study
to a report

Figures, movies and tables, and the data behind them, come out of the study that produced them: ready to go into a report, and easy to reproduce.

Study runs

···

Notched plate · fractureComplete

12 min

SolvedRemaining100 / 100 steps

MBB beam · topology

180 / 300

FAQs

Questions, answered

What it runs, what you need, and how to get access. Something else on your mind? Ask the team.

  • Static analysis of 2D models (plane stress or plane strain), 3D solids, and plates and shells; dynamic analysis through time; modal analysis for natural frequencies and mode shapes; response spectrum analysis for ground shaking; heat transfer, steady or in time, and the thermal stress it causes; phase-field fracture, including thermal and dynamic fracture, with the mesh refined where the crack grows; topology optimization, which finds the stiffest layout for the material you allow; and metamaterial design, which designs a repeating unit cell for the highest bulk modulus.

  • You import a mesh, not a geometry: the app does not generate meshes. Build the model in your usual mesh generator, give its volumes, faces and edges named groups, and save it as a SALOME .med file or a Gmsh .msh file. The elements must be first-order triangles (a 2D model) or tetrahedra (a 3D model). The groups arrive with the mesh, and materials, supports and loads are assigned to them.

  • We solve verification problems in the app and compare each with its published answer: NAFEMS benchmarks and closed-form solutions from Lamé, Euler–Bernoulli, Timoshenko and Navier. The same problems ship in the app as sample projects, with the target written in each description, so you can run them yourself and check.

  • No. Studies solve on your own computer, and your geometry, meshes, settings and results are not sent to us. Activating and checking your licence sends only your licence and a device identifier, and once activated the app keeps working offline for up to two weeks between check-ins. The privacy policy has the details.

  • A Mac with Apple silicon (M1 or later) or a Windows PC, Docker Desktop, which the app uses to run the solver, and an internet connection to activate your licence and download the solver, about 0.8 GB. The app comes as one installer; the solver is downloaded from inside the app once your licence is active.

  • Request access with a short form. We read every request ourselves and set up a 15-minute call to understand your problem; your licence key follows by email, with the app ready to download. Early access is free through the Founders Program, and founders get a discount on their licence when pricing launches.

Bring your next study to eigenspace.design

We’re welcoming researchers and engineers into early access. Tell us what you simulate, and we’ll help you run your first study.