Who it's for / Aerospace and defense

AI search for aerospace and defense engineering data

Simulation-heavy validation and strict certification paperwork create the deepest knowledge silos in engineering. Parikalp makes the reasoning behind every tolerance, material and test findable, with its sources.

Where the knowledge gets lost.

The files are usually somewhere. The reasoning behind them is what goes missing.

  • Analysis that's hard to find again

    FEA and CFD studies are run for one decision, then sit in a solver directory and a PDF report that nobody indexes.

  • Traceability spread across systems

    The requirement, the analysis that satisfied it and the review that approved it live in different places, so assembling certification evidence is slow.

  • Programs that outlive their engineers

    Aircraft, spacecraft and defense programs run for years. The engineers behind early decisions move on long before the last variant.

What teams use Parikalp for

  • Finding FEA and CFD results. Ask for the analysis behind a design value and get the report, the run it came from and the review notes that discussed it
  • Certification traceability. Follow a tolerance, material or margin back to the analysis, test and review that justified it
  • Onboarding. New engineers can ask the program's design history the questions they'd otherwise save up for a senior engineer

Questions you could ask

Examples of the questions Parikalp is built for. Each answer comes back with the source files linked.

  • Which CFD runs informed the inlet duct redesign, and what changed afterwards?
  • Show me the fatigue analysis behind the switch to 6061-T6 for the front bracket.
  • What margin did the wing rib stress analysis show, and who reviewed it?
  • Which tests validated the current fastener specification?

Where your data lives

For export-controlled and sensitive programs, Parikalp can run entirely on local models inside your own infrastructure, with access set per project and every search logged. Your data is never used to train shared models. Read the security overview for the details.

How it works

Parikalp connects to your drives, CAD vaults and PLM exports without moving anything. It reads STEP, IGES, STL and DXF geometry, FEA and CFD output, PDF reports, Markdown notes and CSV data, links parts, materials, tests and decisions into one knowledge graph, and answers plain-English questions with sources. It works alongside Fusion 360 today, with SolidWorks next. For the bigger picture, read our guide to engineering knowledge management.

Find out what your archive already knows.

We're onboarding engineering teams of 20 to 500 people for the closed beta. Start with a 30-minute call to map where your engineering data lives.