Agentic AI in Simulation
What agentic AI means for simulation and FEA, how it helps engineers in their daily work, and how to bring it into your organization.
Strong curiosity, many questions, very few clear answers
Agentic AI is quickly becoming one of the most discussed topics in engineering, yet most simulation engineers still have limited visibility into what it is and what it can do for their daily work.
This two-part series, presented by FEA Academy in collaboration with Synera, is designed to close that gap. It explains in clear, practical terms what agentic AI means for simulation and Finite Element Analysis, how it enables better simulation and more effective use of FEA, and how it can be implemented in an organization.
Agentic AI is presented not as a replacement for the analyst, but as a capability that, properly understood and governed, lets engineers spend more of their time on the decisions that matter.
who want to understand what agentic AI can do in their day-to-day work.
evaluating how agentic AI could fit into their simulation workflow, processes and validation practice.
A clear understanding of agentic AI applied to FEA
- What agentic AI is, and how it differs from scripting, macros and traditional automation.
- How agents can support engineers at different stages of the simulation workflow.
- How agentic AI can improve simulation quality and help teams get more value from their FEA.
- Where engineering judgment remains essential, and how the analyst stays in control.
- What it takes to implement agentic AI in an organization, from validation practice to a realistic starting scope.
Two sessions, 60 minutes each
Who you'll hear from
Dominique Madier
FEA Analyst, FEA Academy
Host · Parts 1 and 2
Arden Knäblein-Greene
Solution Engineer, Synera
Part 1
Niklas Umland
Product Manager, Synera
Part 1
Synera speaker
To be announced
Part 2
Abhinav Tanksale
CAE Engineer, My Physics Cafe
Guest speaker · Part 2
Save your seat for both sessions
Registration is free and handled on Zoom. Once registered, you'll receive the joining link and reminders by email before each session.
Part 2 · Thu 12 Nov 2026 · 8:00 AM PST / 11:00 AM EST / 5:00 PM CET