About COMSOL
At COMSOL, we develop mathematical modeling software that drives new breakthroughs in physics and engineering — and we love what we do. Our flagship product, COMSOL Multiphysics®, is used in all fields of engineering, manufacturing, and scientific research for modeling multiphysics systems. Our customers use the software to understand, predict, innovate, and optimize product designs and processes.
We also help our users take simulation one large step further, giving them the tools to create their own simulation apps, based on their models, and then distribute them to collaborators within or outside of the simulation sphere.
Company Mission and Vision
COMSOL's mission is to provide easy-to-use software solutions to engineering problems and to help our users get the most out of our products. Our mission guides us in everything we do.
One of our requirements when developing software is that all add-on products in the product suite work together seamlessly without changing the user interface or modeling workflow. This makes our software intuitive to use and lets the user follow a consistent modeling workflow regardless of the physics they are modeling. Similarly, the Application Builder within COMSOL Multiphysics® includes drag-and-drop functionality so that anyone can build simulation apps as well as Java programming for those looking to add complex functionality.
To help our users get the most out of our products, we provide technical support, training, as well as numerous self-serve learning resources on our website.
Browse our online learning resources:
- Application Gallery
- Blog
- Learning Center
- Multiphysics Cyclopedia
- Application Exchange
- Discussion Forum
- Knowledge Base
- Video Gallery
We envision sustaining and reinforcing our position as a leading provider and developer of mathematical modeling software. We also aim to make our technology the primary tool for engineers, researchers, and lecturers within the fields of education and high-tech product development.
Customers
Our customers are researchers and engineers working for leading technical enterprises, research labs, and universities. They make our cars and aircraft safer and more energy efficient, enhance the reception of our cellphones, search for new energy sources, explore the universe, develop medical equipment for more accurate diagnoses and improved patient comfort, educate the next generation of scientists, and much more.
See what our customers have accomplished with multiphysics simulation in the User Story Gallery.
Current Locations
The COMSOL Group includes 16 offices plus a distributor network throughout the world. We employ 500+ people globally.
Svante Littmarck and Farhad Saeidi founded COMSOL AB in 1986 in Stockholm, Sweden. Since then, the company has grown into a group of subsidiaries spread around the world. Today, Svante Littmarck is the CEO of the COMSOL Group and Farhad Saeidi is the president of COMSOL AB.Dr. h.c. Svante Littmarck
CEO of the COMSOL Group
Mr. Farhad Saeidi
President of COMSOL AB
Company Milestones
- 1986: Company founded
- 1998: FEMLAB released
- 2005: Changed product name to COMSOL Multiphysics®
- 2014:
- COMSOL Multiphysics® 5.0 released, including the Application Builder
- COMSOL Server™ released
- 2018: COMSOL Compiler™ released
- 2021: COMSOL Multiphysics® 6.0 released, including the Model Manager
View the complete product release history.
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