Thousands of outputs
Modern simulation produces more data than engineers can realistically interpret by hand.
The insight engine for nonlinear physics
Zenoriq turns FEM-based physics models into structured nonlinear insight models · so operating windows, coupling paths, root causes, and device key performance indicators (KPIs) can be evaluated without repeated full-order studies.
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structured nonlinear insight model
The problem
Modern MEMS and chip-scale devices generate more results, more operating conditions, and more coupled effects. The bottleneck is no longer only computation. It is interpretation.
Modern simulation produces more data than engineers can realistically interpret by hand.
Nonlinear coupling, stability loss, and mode contamination often stay covert until late design stages.
A simulation result shows what happened. It does not automatically explain what to change.
The missing layer
Zenoriq does not replace FEM. It builds on FEM-based physics models and turns them into structured nonlinear insight models: operating windows, observables, coupling paths, KPIs, root causes, and trust indicators.
Simulation gives answers. Zenoriq explains what they mean for engineering decisions.
Reveal nonlinear interactions, operating limits, and dominant physical mechanisms.
Evaluate operating points, sensitivities, observables, and KPIs from one reusable model.
Prioritize engineering actions using linked attribution and device-aware insight.
Product architecture
Zenoriq Engine · Compute
Automated backend for building structured nonlinear insight models, evaluating operating points, generating KPIs, exporting reports, and running batch analysis workflows.
Zenoriq Atlas · Discover
Interactive discovery environment for navigating operating windows, tracing root causes, inspecting coupling, comparing observables, and linking KPIs back to geometry.
Outcome
Zenoriq is built around the engineering questions that usually require repeated studies, manual interpretation, and expert judgment.
Focus
Zenoriq starts with nonlinear MEMS because this is where stability, coupling, bias dependence, and device-aware KPIs matter most.
Scan angle, stability, pull-in margins, parasitic coupling, and optical surface quality.
Stroke limits, breakup risk, volume displacement, operating range, and distortion proxies.
Membrane motion, electromechanical coupling, piston purity, and efficiency indicators.
Bias-dependent softening, gap uniformity, collapse margins, and readout sensitivity.
Mode interaction, mode matching, quadrature, scale factor, and cross-axis behavior.
Offset, cross-axis sensitivity, proof-mass purity, overload margin, and robustness.
MEMS first. Expanding toward nonlinear multiphysics.
Vision
Zenoriq starts where nonlinear insight is already critical: MEMS devices operating near stability, coupling, and performance limits. From there, the platform expands toward dynamic, acoustic, array, and broader multiphysics workflows.
Founder-led deep tech
Zenoriq is built from years of nonlinear simulation, model reduction, and MEMS engineering experience. The goal is not to create another solver, but to make complex nonlinear behavior understandable, explorable, and actionable.
Make hidden operating boundaries visible before late-stage surprises.
Build structured nonlinear insight models from FEM-based physics foundations.
Translate physics into KPIs, rankings, margins, and root-cause paths.
Focus the first category wedge where nonlinear insight is most valuable.
Pilot projects
Focused pilot discussions are welcome for nonlinear MEMS problems where coupling, operating limits, root causes, or device KPIs are difficult to extract from FEM results alone.