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Accelerating CAE: AI Physics, Surrogate Models, and Agentic Workflows - NVIDIA

from CDFAM Computational Design Symposium · host Duann Scott

Pablo Hermoso Moreno, Senior Solutions Architect at NVIDIA, joins CDFAM Barcelona 2026 to discuss how AI is reshaping Computer-Aided Engineering workflows.Pablo draws on his background in aerospace engineering, aerodynamics at Mercedes F1, and cloud-scale AI at AWS to frame where CAE bottlenecks actually live - and what NVIDIA is doing about them. The conversation covers AI physics and surrogate models for real-time simulation feedback, the role of digital twins, and how agentic AI built on the NVIDIA NeMo stack is automating end-to-end engineering workflows.He also walks through the AI-Q Blueprint, a production-ready enterprise research agent, and explains how the NeMo Agent Toolkit manages LLM call prioritization to reduce latency without additional hardware investment.Full presentation and archive at cdfam.com/barcelona-2026/ This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.designforam.com

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