Research at Shodh AI

Intelligence at the edge of physics.

We build foundation models, differentiable physics engines, and inverse-design systems for the hard industrial frontier: turning molecules, materials, and lab discoveries into scale-ready production.

4D

Digital twins across space and time

10M+

Synthetic physics samples under active modeling

100%

Customer IP isolation for sensitive chemistry

Research agenda

The core bets.

Continuum + atomistic + process

Multi-physics foundation models

Models that learn the coupling between transport, thermodynamics, reaction kinetics, microstructure, and manufacturability.

Targets into recipes

Differentiable inverse design

Optimization systems that work backward from yield, purity, throughput, stability, and cost constraints into practical process windows.

Synthetic data grounded in plants

Sim-to-real calibration

Closed-loop calibration pipelines that convert plant telemetry, microscopy, and experiment logs into better predictive physics.

Research platform

From equations to factories.

Shodh AI research is not a paper exercise. Every model is evaluated against whether it can reduce pilot iterations, improve yield, or generate manufacturable process decisions.

Physics kernels

Differentiable solvers and learned operators for flow, heat, mass transfer, electrochemistry, and reaction systems.

Industrial datasets

Structured pipelines for microscopy, sensor telemetry, CAD, lab notebooks, and pilot-plant operating histories.

Generative CAD

Geometry and recipe generation constrained by manufacturability, safety, operating envelopes, and downstream validation.

Secure deployment

On-premise and air-gapped research workflows for customers with classified chemistry and production IP.

Next frontier

Research we want to make real.

We are looking for industrial partners, research labs, and frontier engineers working on problems where physics breaks at scale.

01

Publish scale-up and inverse-design benchmarks for process engineering.

02

Release partner case studies across specialty chemicals, batteries, and advanced materials.

03

Expand the foundation model to bridge molecular, mesoscale, and factory-scale physics.

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