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After studying thousands of wing shapes, AI predicts their flight behavior almost flawlessly — even on sparse data.
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Previously, training an accurate aerodynamic model was costly. Now the approach is different: first, AI sees 30,000 different wings, then fine-tunes for a specific task. Error is only 0.36% on 450 examples. A rapid design tool is already online.
🎯 The model is already working on the WebWing website: move the wing with your mouse and watch lift in real time.