Physical fields
Model how waves and fields propagate through materials, sources, and geometry over time.
Science · Technology · Social systems
Test big decisions on a simulated population before they happen.
Matter Tech builds software that simulates how populations of people behave — so a city, hospital, school, or business can try out a plan and see how it might play out before committing to it in the real world. We also build Matter Dynamics Engine (MDE), our simulator for physical fields and materials.
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Agent-basedpopulation models
What we build
Tools for studying complex systems.
We develop simulation software for research, learning, and applied work. Each engine takes the same idea — model a system, run it, and study the result — into a different domain.
Population behavior
Represent people, resources, and rules as agents, then study how behavior unfolds across a population.
Calibration & review
Compare a model against evidence, refine its settings, and keep studies clear and reviewable.
What it's for
Rehearse the decision before you have to make it.
Social Systems Engine (SSE) builds a working model of a town, city, campus, or hospital — then lets you compare what-if scenarios side by side. Run an evacuation, an outbreak, a policy change, or a demand spike on the simulation first, and see the likely outcome before it costs you anything.
Evacuation & hazards
Plan wildfire, flood, or storm evacuations: where people go, where roads jam, and which warning order clears a town fastest.
Public health
Study public-health-style scenarios as part of the broader Social Systems Engine (SSE) roadmap after the core engine is fully validated.
Elections & opinion
Explore how turnout, coalitions, and public opinion could shift under different scenarios across a population.
Markets & demand
Stress-test pricing, supply, and demand: how a market, a rental portfolio, or a retail footprint responds when conditions change.
Campus & facilities
Model how students, staff, or visitors move through a campus or building, and test schedules, capacity, and layout changes.
Hospital surge
See how a surge of patients could stress a hospital's beds, ICU, and staff — and compare plans for handling it. Scenario planning, not clinical advice.
Get involved
Build the simulation layer with us.
We share public information openly and welcome questions, collaboration notes, and opportunity requests. Team and member areas require approved access.