We are glad to announce an exclusive feature on MCADCafe.com, where our founder, Marco Evangelos Biancolini, shares his insights into the future of Computer-Aided Engineering (CAE) and the trends shaping the industry as we move into 2025.

In the interview, Biancolini underscores the transformative impact of artificial intelligence (AI) and advanced computational technologies on CAE. He emphasizes, “The introduction of ChatGPT and other LLMs has revolutionized the concept of AI, not only for mainstream users but also for CAE experts and ISVs. Coupled with the stunning growth of NVIDIA and GPU technology, we’re seeing a convergence of AI and GPU that’s creating incredible opportunities—and challenges—for our industry.”

RBF Morph has been at the forefront of these innovations. Since 2015, the company has pioneered GPU-powered RBF solvers, a breakthrough enabling rapid shape variations for high-fidelity simulations. These advancements have allowed RBF Morph to generate synthetic big data for AI training, develop cutting-edge compression techniques for reduced-order models (ROMs), and prepare new tools for virtual reality (VR) and real-time ROM applications set to debut in 2025.

These innovations are having a profound impact across industries. In healthcare, RBF Morph is advancing Medical Digital Twins through partnerships with LivGemini and groundbreaking projects such as ROMed2VR, SafeBot4Twins, and PANDORA. In aerospace, RBF Morph’s contributions to DigiPAD and LESSICE are revolutionizing virtual design and ice-prediction tools. Meanwhile, in the automotive sector, the company is enhancing aerodynamic tools to support the development of electric vehicles and motorsport designs, where achieving a balance between style and performance is essential for market success.

Reflecting on the broader implications of these advancements, Biancolini states, “High-fidelity CAE simulations are evolving into digital twins, becoming integral parts of products themselves. This shift is unlocking vast new opportunities across industries, and RBF Morph is ready to lead the way.”

RBF Morph’s commitment to innovation ensures it remains a leader in shaping the future of CAE, delivering solutions that redefine possibilities for simulation, design, and beyond.

Check out the full interview.