ThermoAnalytics
Calumet, Michigan, United States
About
Founded in 1996, ThermoAnalytics is a defense software developer based in Calumet, United States working in optronics, defense software & ai.
ThermoAnalytics develops thermal and signature simulation software and services. Its MuSES product provides EO/IR signature prediction for defense applications, including low observables design, camouflage evaluation, probability of detection analysis and synthetic image generation for AI/ML training. Its TAITherm and CoTherm software support transient thermal analysis and coupling automation across automotive, aerospace, electronics and military technology sectors. The company was founded in 1996 by Keith Johnson and Al Curran as an engineering services firm, initially developing thermal software for Ford Motor Company and the US Army, funded largely by government contracts. It later shifted its focus from services to software and built a commercial customer base. The company is employee-owned and offers training, technical support and demonstrations to its customers.
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MuSES
EO/IR signature simulation software
Physics-based software that computes at-sensor radiance and thermal signatures for EO/IR sensors, used for low observables design, camouflage, probability of detection and synthetic image generation.
TAITherm
3D thermal simulation software
Transient and steady-state thermal analysis software that solves conduction, convection and radiation, with human thermal and battery extensions.
CoTherm
Coupling and process automation software
Software that couples CAE programs and automates sensitivity studies, design experiments and multi-model processes, including coupling of sensor models to AFSIM scenarios.
RapidFlow
3D flow solver
Transient convective heat transfer flow solver integrated with TAITherm and MuSES, marketed for defense applications such as vehicle signatures and camouflage evaluation.
