Solution 08
Physics with receipts.
Mitoma Systems checks Briefs and concepts against a governed library of engineering physics: 500+ models, each pinned to a published source and reviewed before it is allowed anywhere near a mission. Every feasibility answer arrives with its working.
The problem
Feasibility usually gets decided by gut feel, a spreadsheet nobody can audit, or an AI that sounds confident. A physics error survives every meeting, because no meeting can see it. It finally surfaces on the bench, after the money is spent.
NASA/INCOSE analysis found that requirement errors cost 3–8× more to fix in design, and up to 1,500× more in operation, than at the requirements stage. Read more
How Mitoma Systems solves it
Feasibility is computed, not felt.
A physics library that earned its place
500+ engineering models and growing, each pinned to a published source, frozen with its assumptions and validity limits, and admitted only after independent review. A model that cannot cite its source does not get in.
Deterministic at mission time
When your mission is calculated, no generative AI is involved. The admitted models run as fixed, tested code. The same mission gives the same numbers today, tomorrow, and in front of an auditor.
One basis, every concept
The Brief asks for the numbers the physics actually needs. Then every concept in a batch is evaluated on the same frozen physical basis, so "A beats B" is a calculation your engineer can open, not a preference.
You find out a concept cannot work while it is still a card on a screen, not a prototype on a bench. When someone asks where a number came from, the answer is a source, not a shrug. And the physics advises; your engineers decide. They can overrule any finding at any time, on the record, so a model never outranks the person who signs.
Proof in the product
The working is in the product.
Physics guidance shapes the Brief, every concept carries its evaluation on the shared basis, and the Lead Engineer signs off feasibility on a traceable picture. The locked concept then hands that exact basis to Blueprint.