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🔧 Adagos was at the VPE/PLM Swiss Symposium 2026 last week in Switzerland, alongside our partner BSIM Engineering Group. This year's theme was "AI as a business driver". A day of talks and roundtables on AI in simulation, digital engineering, and PLM. Thanks to VPE/PLM Swiss for the event. 👏

A design tweak in early development? Cheap. The same tweak after production? Extremely costly. This is the well-known "cost of change" curve and it's been accepted as inevitable for decades. But it doesn't have to be. When a system's intelligence lives in a model that's lightweight enough to update in the field, the curve flattens. No redesign. No re-qualification of the full system. Just a smarter version, deployed. That's where the real operational ROI lies. NeurEco models

🔧 Obsolescence is often treated as a hardware problem. But in many complex systems, the real limitation actually comes from the models used to operate and control them. Hardware can remain relevant for a long time, as long as its intelligence can evolve. With NeurEco, engineers can build lightweight predictive models that run directly in embedded systems . These models can be updated over time to adapt to new data, system drift, or changing operating conditions. The result:

NeurEco is our AI software for physical modelling, designed to create compact, explainable models that engineers can use even with limited data. This first patent protects the technology itself. A second US patent also covers the way NeurEco can be embedded into operational systems. An important step forward for Adagos, and a great recognition of our vision of AI built for real-world use.