Cosmon

Cosmon builds Nexus, an agentic AI Engineering OS for mechanical and hardware engineering that sits above individual CAD, simulation (CAE), and PLM tools and automates not just tasks within each silo but the transitions between them. Because the agent combines semantic understanding of requirements, geometric understanding of CAD, and physics understanding of solvers, it can run closed loop workflows that were previously impossible: a requirement change in SysML can autonomously trigger CAD updates, re run simulations under strict governance, and generate a traceable review package, all without human intervention until final sign off. Nexus translates natural language requirements in tools like Jama or Cameo into exact boundary conditions and pass or fail criteria, performs physics aware geometry cleanup for meshing without deleting critical structural features, and indexes the actual physics and geometry of files so engineers can query prior art conceptually (for example past thermal analyses of battery packs with a specific cooling geometry). It interprets PLM metadata so certification simulations only run on the correct released revision, and it optimizes the whole chain, balancing requirement margins, manufacturing constraints, and compute cost. Every AI decision is visible, traceable, and fully reversible and grounded in the customer's engineering sources of truth, engineers stay in control and grant permission for actions, and Nexus can run in the cloud or locally so proprietary engineering IP never leaves the customer's network.