ABOUT US
From PassWing
to AeroVision Nexus.
AVN grows out of ongoing work in aircraft design and aerodynamic analysis. We want modeling, computation, and design iteration to connect more naturally.
An exploration that began with design tools.
PassWing gave us experience building tools for airfoils, wings, and classical aerodynamic methods. As the project grew, geometry, meshing, solvers, and results needed a more complete connection. AeroVision Nexus grew from that need.
Core team members come from Northwestern Polytechnical University, North University of China, and other universities. Their fields of study and research include aircraft design, UAV path planning, and software engineering. This mix of expertise underpins AVN.
AVN brings airfoil, wing, aircraft, propulsion, and performance analysis into one product direction, while gradually connecting local design tools to computing resources in different environments.
Transparent methods. Verifiable results.
We value the speed of classical methods in early design and are equally clear about their limits. AVN aims to provide a path from lower-order methods to meshing and CFD, with cases and documentation to help users interpret results.
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