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AI for process simulation

In development

Effect Copilot for Aspen

An AI copilot for engineers working in the AspenTech ecosystem.

Not available yet: features, interface, and requirements may change. Availability will be announced on this page.

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What you can do with it.

Talk through the flowsheet

Describe the process and ask questions in natural language; the copilot reasons about the flowsheet with you.

Get proposed paths

Topologies and thermodynamic configurations proposed for the problem at hand, for you to evaluate.

Optimize and document

Optimization cycles run in Aspen Plus with your approval, plus the technical documentation of what was done.

How it works.

  1. Describe the process

    Explain the goal and the flowsheet in natural language.

  2. Evaluate the proposals

    Receive topology and thermodynamics paths and choose what makes sense.

  3. Approve and document

    Run the optimization in Aspen Plus with your confirmation and receive the finished documentation.

Where the product stands today.

Next milestone
Share use cases, requirements, and access terms.
Ecosystem
AspenTech, with a focus on Aspen Plus.
Who it’s for
Engineers who simulate chemical, petrochemical, and energy processes.
In the Effect family
The family’s agent specialized in process simulation.
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Frequently asked questions.

Can I use the Copilot yet?

Not yet. Effect Copilot for Aspen is in development, and access terms will be announced on this page.

Does the copilot act on its own in the simulation?

It proposes and runs optimization cycles, but any action that affects the simulation goes through your confirmation. You stay in charge.

Is it related to AspenTech?

The copilot was designed to work with the AspenTech ecosystem, especially Aspen Plus. AspenTech and Aspen Plus are trademarks of their respective owners, and the mention does not imply sponsorship or endorsement.

Want to follow the next steps?

Follow the progress of Effect Copilot for Aspen and its first tests.

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