From weeks to minutes: Our multi-agent AI framework accelerates the entire automotive design process by seamlessly integrating conceptual sketching, 3D modeling, CFD meshing, and aerodynamic simulations.
Transforms hand-drawn sketches into high-resolution, photorealistic renderings using SDXL and ControlNet
Retrieves similar 3D designs from DrivAerNet++ and generates new shapes using DeepSDF
Automatically generates high-quality CFD meshes using OpenFOAM's snappyHexMesh
Provides real-time aerodynamic predictions using TripNet surrogate models
Hand-drawn concept
AI-enhanced rendering
Shape generation
CFD preparation
Aerodynamic analysis
Leverages AutoGen framework to coordinate specialized AI agents, enabling seamless collaboration between different design tasks and maintaining context throughout the workflow.
Reduces traditional design cycles from weeks to minutes by automating sketch refinement, 3D generation, meshing, and simulation processes.
Integrates vision-language models (VLMs), large language models (LLMs), and geometric deep learning to bridge 2D concepts with 3D engineering requirements.
Utilizes the largest multimodal car dataset with 8,000 designs and high-fidelity CFD simulations for training and validation.
Provides instant aerodynamic predictions using surrogate models, enabling designers to immediately assess performance implications.
Augments rather than replaces human creativity, serving as intelligent assistants that enhance the design process.
Designer creates a hand-drawn sketch of the car concept, capturing initial aesthetic vision and basic proportions.
Styling Agent transforms sketches into photorealistic renderings using Stable Diffusion XL with ControlNet guidance.
CAD Agent retrieves similar designs from DrivAerNet++ or generates new 3D geometries using DeepSDF interpolation.
Meshing Agent automatically creates CFD-ready meshes using OpenFOAM's snappyHexMesh with quality verification.
Simulation Agent provides real-time predictions of drag coefficient and flow patterns using TripNet surrogate models.
We thank Justin Hodges, PhD for creating an excellent summary podcast of our research on his Substack.