Powered by cloud computing and artificial intelligence, MaXFlow revolutionizes materials modeling and materials simulation, offering advanced tools for materials property prediction and AI design of experiments. This cutting-edge software enhances the design and performance prediction of new materials, empowering researchers to drive R&D efficiency and innovation in materials design.
MaXFlow’s molecular simulation capabilities are extensively used in materials physics and chemistry, supporting researchers in designing new materials and predicting their properties. The platform covers a wide range of materials, including thermoelectric, nano, energy, metals, semiconductors, superhard, superconducting, piezoelectric, nonlinear optics, catalysts, polymers, composites, and more, helping you push the boundaries of material science.
The “Crystal and Molecular” visualization interface allows users to construct and visually edit material microstructures online. This feature supports a variety of structures, including small molecules, polymers, crystals, surfaces, interfaces, amorphous structures, and nanotubes, enabling researchers to easily create models for diverse computational applications.
Workflows are a core feature of the MaXFlow platform, automating complex, multi-step calculations into seamless processes. Users can easily build and customize workflows through a drag-and-drop interface, integrating pre-built and custom components to handle everything from basic simulations to advanced AI and experimental design. This flexible approach enhances efficiency, reduces manual effort, and accelerates research by enabling intelligent, automated computations tailored to specific research needs.
MaXFlow supports a range of simulation engines, including QUANTUM ESPRESSO, PySCF, LAMMPS, RDKit, and RASPA, covering quantum mechanics, molecular mechanics, and dynamics. The platform’s graphical interface allows users to set parameters easily without needing to prepare input files manually, ensuring seamless integration between simulation, visualization, and result reporting, thus boosting research productivity.
MaXFlow’s unique “APP release” feature converts complex modeling, simulation, and multi-algorithm workflows into simple, automated applications. This makes it easy for experimental scientists to design microstructures, build virtual libraries, and predict material properties, even without extensive computational expertise.
In material science, AI aids in material design, optimization, data analysis, and formula development. By leveraging AI algorithms, MaXFlow accelerates the discovery and optimization of new materials, turning data into actionable insights and significantly enhancing R&D productivity.
AI-driven models within MaXFlow have been applied to various materials, including new energy, perovskite, piezoelectric, catalysts, and semiconductors. AI models predict material performance and optimize formulas, processes, and costs, significantly shortening the development cycle of new materials.
MaXFlow offers diverse data mining and machine learning algorithms, including classification, regression, clustering, CNNs, DNNs, and GNNs. These tools help manage, analyze, and extract valuable insights from large datasets, automating model creation, evaluation, and application to enhance data-driven decision-making in material research.
MaXFlow integrates with the SDH platform, breaking data silos and enabling seamless data flow between research functions. It connects with iLabPower for direct access to experimental data and provides public and private databases,such as Crystallography Open Database (COD), facilitating intelligent data analysis and support for AI-driven predictions.
Unlike traditional desktop simulation software, MaXFlow is a platform-level solution that offers comprehensive file management, user roles, and permissions management, ensuring data security and enhancing collaboration within teams. This platform approach supports the accumulation of data assets and facilitates internal knowledge transfer, protecting your company’s investment and building a sustainable foundation for long-term innovation.
MaXFlow offers pre-trained AI prediction models to streamline your research and enhance material property prediction.
MaXFlow integrates machine learning into traditional DOE methods, greatly enhancing optimization efficiency for formula design, synthesis, and process optimization, enabling smarter, faster decisions in experimental design.