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“Monolith allowed us to understand and optimize the gas meter's behaviour for all operating conditions and optimize meter accuracy under extreme conditions, allowing us to build a superior, more accurate product in a much shorter amount of time.”

-Dr. Bas Kastelein, Sr. Director of Product Innovation, Honeywell Process Solutions

Packaging Optimisation Using AI With Aptargroup

In this exclusive customer webinar, Fabio di Memmo from Aptargroup & Monolith CEO Richard Ahlfeld talk about the value of Monolith’s no-code AI platform for packaging, and how to accelerate decisions from months to minutes.

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Optimising Particle Size and Shape Distribution From a Target Dissolution Profile With Nanopharm

A random forest regression model was trained to predict the mass dissolved at different time points from the size and shape of the particles, to a good degree of accuracy. The resulting Monolith dashboards enabled users to upload a target dissolution profile and return an optimized particle size and shape distribution that would produce the target dissolution profile.

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The Next Generation of Smart Meters Using Self-learning Models

Using Monolith to investigate test data, users can combine, transform and build self-learning models inside our no-code AI platform that accurately predict flow rates for multiple material types, through devices such as valves with varying throughput capabilities such as radius, length, and other relevant device measurements.

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Common Industrial engineering challenges

The time-to-market needs for industrial products and applications fail to meet customer expectations.

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Physical testing of every product iteration is expensive and time-consuming.

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Exploring and understanding a design space for all potential use cases is a time-consuming and inefficient use of resources.

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The Next Generation of Pharmaceutical Development Using Self-Learning Models

A random forest regression model was trained to predict the mass dissolved at different time points from the size and shape of the particles to a good degree of accuracy. The resulting Monolith dashboards enabled users to upload a target dissolution profile and return an optimized particle size and shape distribution that would produce the target dissolution profile.

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Industry

Empowering Industrial engineers with AI.

Trusted by industry experts :

“Monolith allowed us to understand and optimize the gas meter's behaviour for all operating conditions and optimize meter accuracy under extreme conditions, allowing us to build a superior, more accurate product in a much shorter amount of time.”

Packaging Optimisation Using AI With Aptargroup

Optimising Particle Size and Shape Distribution From a Target Dissolution Profile With Nanopharm

The Next Generation of Smart Meters Using Self-learning Models

Common Industrial engineering challenges

Case Study

The Next Generation of Pharmaceutical Development Using Self-Learning Models

Talk to an expert

Ben

Resources

Learn how Monolith helps Industrial engineers test less, and learn more

Improve Smart Meter System Performance Using AI

Self-Learning Models: The Key To Unlocking Engineering Potential?

Understanding Tyre Degradation Using Self-Learning Models

3 Ways AI Leaders Can Benefit From Self-Learning Models

The Next Generation of Smart Meters Using Self-Learning Models

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Empowering Industrial engineers with AI.

Trusted by industry experts :

“Monolith allowed us to understand and optimize the gas meter's behaviour for all operating conditions and optimize meter accuracy under extreme conditions, allowing us to build a superior, more accurate product in a much shorter amount of time.” ​

Packaging Optimisation Using AI With Aptargroup

Optimising Particle Size and Shape Distribution From a Target Dissolution Profile With Nanopharm

The Next Generation of Smart Meters Using Self-learning Models

Common Industrial engineering challenges

Case Study

The Next Generation of Pharmaceutical Development Using Self-Learning Models

Talk to an expert

Ben

Resources

Learn how Monolith helps Industrial engineers test less, and learn more

Improve Smart Meter System Performance Using AI

Self-Learning Models: The Key To Unlocking Engineering Potential?

Understanding Tyre Degradation Using Self-Learning Models

3 Ways AI Leaders Can Benefit From Self-Learning Models

The Next Generation of Smart Meters Using Self-Learning Models

Other industries

Automotive

Aerospace and Defense

Ready to get started?

We empower engineers to solve their most intractable physics problems.

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“Monolith allowed us to understand and optimize the gas meter's behaviour for all operating conditions and optimize meter accuracy under extreme conditions, allowing us to build a superior, more accurate product in a much shorter amount of time.”