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Luminary is a Physics AI company that helps engineering teams build, verify, and ship products across design and operations.

The Physics AI platform enables users to build Large Physics Models that predict how designs behave in seconds, from design through operations.

Luminary uses its Large Physics Model to predict pickup-truck aerodynamics **3,000 times faster** than traditional high-fidelity CFD simulations. The tool enables engineers to refine truck designs before committing to production, reducing development time and costs. SHIFT-Truck leverages this AI-driven physics model to enhance aerodynamic efficiency in vehicle engineering.

Sep 2026ENGtechnicaNews article

Luminary introduces **SHIFT-Crash**, a Physics AI model predicting full-vehicle crash responses—such as deformation and stress fields—in seconds. The model leverages 5,000 crash simulations of the **2010 Toyota Yaris** to analyze crash dynamics across entire vehicles and multi-dimensional design parameters. It generates spatially resolved stress field predictions, replacing traditional hour-long simulations with AI-driven accuracy.

Apr 2026LuminaryNews article

Luminary Cloud provides Northrop Grumman with a physics-based AI model to speed up spacecraft design and construction. The technology integrates AI with engineering principles, enabling the defense contractor to streamline development processes. This partnership aims to enhance efficiency in building next-generation spacecraft.

Oct 2025DefenseScoopNews article

Luminary and Northrop Grumman introduce the first Physics AI foundation model for spacecraft system design, leveraging NVIDIA’s PhysicsNeMo framework. The collaboration aims to shorten design cycles for government and commercial sectors, enabling faster development of advanced mission-critical systems. This model integrates physics-driven AI to enhance innovation in aerospace and defense applications.

Oct 2025LuminaryNews article