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Modula Series - Programmable 3DModeling Acceleraton


Purpose-Built forDomain-Specific Al

General-purpose GPUs and large language models excel at broad tasks, but they fall short in specialized fields like CAD/CAE, scientific computing,
and medical imaging. Modula is designed from the ground up to accelerate 3D modeling, simulation and reconstruction with unmatched precision, efficiency, and security.

Why Modula?

Accuracy that Matters: 

Optimized forniche applications such as CT/MRI reconstruction, finite element analysis (FEM/CFD), and protein folding.

Performance per Watt:

Balanced compute architecture eliminates the inefficiencies of oversized genera GPUs.


Cost-Efficient:

Smaller models and optimized hardware lower both capitaland operating costs.


Data Security:

On-premises or edge deployment ensures sensitive datasets neverleave your envionment.

 


Addressing Today's Challenges

Data Surge:

Scales with rapidlygrowing domain datasets.


Rising GPU Costs:

A sustainablealternative to large LLMs andexpensive GpU clusters.


Hardware Limits:

Tailored algorithmsoutperform general-purposeaccelerators in specialized workloads.

 


 

Domain-Specific Models bridge the gap between generic AI and your unique needs. Deploy on edge devices for real-time, cost-efficient results.
 

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Our Solutions

Modula-X01

  • Process / PEs: N16, 16 PEs (compute tiles + programmable logic) I/O: PCIe Gen4 x16 (down-train to x8/x4 supported)

  • Memory: On-card DDR4/5, SRAM scratchpads per tile

  • TDP (card): ~160–220 W (multi-TDP modes)

  • Form factor: FHFL, passive (2U airflow) or active shroud

  • Key value: Balanced perf/watt; one card covers 60–90% customers; dual-card config supports heavier training

Modula-X01L

  • LLM inference + Domain-model inference (cost-down 

  • edge/department)

  • Process / PEs: N16/12, 8/4 PEs

  • I/O: PCIe Gen4 x8 (option: x4)

  • Memory: Fewer DDR4/5 channels; smaller SRAM tile count

  • TDP (card): ~80–140 W

  • Form factor: FHHL/FHFL (active cooling preferred for tower/edge)

  • Key value: BOM-reduced silicon; lower power; price point for volume deployments

Modula-X02

  • Target use case: LLM + Domain training at scale; higher throughput inference

  • Process / PEs: N6, 32 PEs (≈2×  X01) with larger programmable fabric

  • I/O: PCIe Gen5/6 x16 (ready for CXL 3.0 / card-to-card fabric)

  • Memory: More DDR5 channels and larger SRAM per tile; 

  • TDP (card): ~220–300 W (data-center focus)

  • Form factor: FHFL passive (data-center), OAM/SXM-class feasibility study

  • Key value: ~2×  compute vs Gen1; tighter CPU/memory coherence; multi-card scaling

3D Graphic Modeling Accelerator Architecture

Modula-X01

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Target Applications 

機械工程

Engineering / Industrial (CAE/Simulation)

• Finite Element Method (FEM) → stress/strain analysis, structural engineering

Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) → airflow, aerodynamics, thermal simulations

Electromagnetic Simulation → antenna design, EMC/EMI testing

Computer-Aided Design (CAD) optimizations → parametric modeling, mesh refinement

Digital Twin training → real-time system replicas of factories, machines, or cities

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Medical / Healthcare

3D Medical Imaging Reconstruction → CT/MRI → volumetric training models

Disease Classification / Detection → training models on medical images (X-ray, pathology slides)

Protein Structure / Drug Modeling → molecular dynamics, docking simulations

Biomechanics Simulation → bone, joint, and tissue stress models

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Scientific Computing

• Physics Simulations → quantum chemistry, plasma, particle interactions

• Materials Science → nanomaterial property modeling, semiconductor device modeling

• Climate & Environmental Modeling → weather, pollution dispersion, geological surveys

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3D Graphics / Computer Vision 

•   3D Object Recognition → training models on point clouds, CAD datasets

•   Point Cloud Transformers (LIDAR/SLAM) → robotics, autonomous driving

•   Neural Radiance Fields (NeRF) → training for 3D scene reconstruction

•   Generative 3D Models (Diffusion → Mesh) → asset generation for AR/VR/XR

•   3D Morphology Analysis → design optimization, topological learning

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