Arena Physica’s Heaviside EM model joins Microsoft Discovery for faster design checks
Arena Physica announced on October 13 that its foundation model for electromagnetism, Heaviside, is now available on Microsoft Discovery, a platform for agentic engineering. The model predicts full 3D electromagnetic field responses in milliseconds—about 100,000 times faster than traditional solvers—addressing what the company calls the ‘verification problem’ in electromagnetic design. Engineers…
Key points
- Heaviside predicts 3D electromagnetic fields in milliseconds, 100,000x faster than traditional solvers, with commercial-grade accuracy
- Model joins Microsoft Discovery’s platform for agentic engineering, integrating with high-performance compute and governance tools
- Arena Physica introduced EMVal v1.0 benchmark, reporting 19% global error on trained data and 33% on unseen geometries
Arena Physica Brings Heaviside EM Model to Microsoft Discovery
Unite.AI · 13 October 2026
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