AETHELERlabs
Software and games.Built on physics.
Aetheler Labs is the software and games company of the Aetheler group. We make engineering design software, creative tools, analysis tools and games, and we test each one against how the real thing behaves.
OpenImplicit
Design the part from the physics, not the sketch.
OpenImplicit is engineering CAD built on implicit geometry. You connect nodes to build a part, watch it update in a real-time viewport, then simulate flow, heat and stress on the same geometry, with no meshing step in between.
What's inside
- Node-graph modelling
Primitives, smooth and sharp booleans, lattices, fields, splines and imported meshes, all as connectable nodes.
- GPU flow and heat
Lattice-Boltzmann flow with conjugate heat transfer, set up in physical units, with probes and cooling reports.
- Channels that follow the part
Path patterns such as helix, spiral and serpentine, snapped to a surface at a set offset.
- Stress and optimisation
GPU finite-element statics for stress, displacement and safety factor, plus topology and parametric optimisation.
- Surrogate models
Train a fast model on your own design runs, then get instant predictions with a confidence range.
- AI assistant and solvers
An AI assistant and MCP server can drive the app, and OpenFOAM can run as an outside solver.
PanoRyse
Panoramas, photos and the night sky. One app.
PanoRyse stitches panoramas, develops photos and processes astro and drone images in one offline Windows app. The core is free. The Pro tools are one-off purchases with a free trial and no subscription.
What's inside
- Checked stitching
A check before and after each stitch lists seams, ghosting and holes, each with a one-click fix.
- Develop with layers
Adjustment layers with brush, gradient, radial, sky, subject and luminance masks.
- Night and astro
Calibration frames, full-resolution stacking, plate solving and star separation.
- Sky Atlas
A 2D and 3D planetarium for planning Milky Way and night-sky shots.
- Drone
Flight paths in 3D, terrain views and orthomosaics from drone surveys.
- Works with your tools
Opens PTGui, Hugin and Autopano projects, with a Lightroom Classic plug-in and layered PSD export.
Spectryse
Find the fault in the noise.
Spectryse is a desktop workstation for sound and vibration recordings. Open a recording, see it as a spectrogram, and match it against a library of known signatures to find what changed.
What's inside
- Recordings and video
Open audio and video files and see a synchronised spectrogram and waveform.
- Match from a library
Compare a clip with saved reference signatures and get the closest matches with a score.
- Baseline subtraction
Set a known-good recording as the baseline, and normal machine noise drops out of the test.
- Distance normalisation
Recordings made at different distances compare on the same scale.
- Vibration tools
ISO 10816 and 20816 severity, bearing and gearbox fault frequencies, envelope spectra and order tracking.
- Data exchange
Reads and writes Universal File Format 58 and engineering CSV, with CSV and Excel reports.
Our first game is on the way.
A game for Steam, built in-house. We'll share the title when its store page goes live.
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Early access, press, partnerships and support.