EverySim Secures Seed Funding to Enhance Cloud and AI-based Engineering Simulation Solutions

EverySim, a Korean startup developing cloud and AI-based engineering simulation solutions, has raised seed funding from global venture capital firm 500 Global.

EverySim simplifies complex aerospace and manufacturing design processes through web-based simulation, enabling even non-specialist engineers to perform structural and fluid analysis within minutes. The company’s proprietary cloud-native multiphysics engine incorporates AI-driven automation to significantly reduce the complex preprocessing and expensive equipment dependencies traditionally required for CFD/FEA analysis.

The company’s EveryDrone platform, which automates the entire design-meshing-analysis workflow, was recognized as a CES 2026 Innovation Awards Honoree, validating its technological capabilities. Through collaboration with global aerospace accelerator Starburst, Everysim has established a foundation for international market entry. The company is expanding its applications by continuing proof-of-concept projects and technical discussions with companies in the aerospace, defense, and industrial machinery sectors. With this funding, EverySim plans to accelerate hiring key talent, advancing product development, and building global operational capabilities.

“EverySim’s technology has the potential to dramatically broaden access to engineering simulation by automating the entire analysis process on a single platform,” said Kyungmin Kim, Managing Partner at 500 Global. “The fact that collaboration discussions are already underway across various sectors including aerospace, manufacturing, defense, and robotics is highly significant. We expect EverySim’s technology to expand even more rapidly in the global market through this investment.”

“This seed funding marks a critical turning point for developing the level of technological competitiveness required in the global market,” said Seokgeun Lee, CEO of EverySim. “Particularly as demand for high-performance simulation in aerospace and manufacturing sectors is rapidly increasing, centered around the United States, we will build an environment where anyone can perform advanced analysis in a browser and expand services to match the speed and standards global customers expect.”

He added, “Building on our partnership with 500 Global, we will accelerate entry into the North American market and further increase the pace of technology adoption through joint development and POCs with global companies.”