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MATRIX

Composites Matrix

Organize composites along a fiber × resin × process three-dimensional grid. 5 fibers × 11 resins × 8 processes = 440 possible combinations; every cell is an engineering answer, linked to a precise subset of our six knowledge libraries (materials / formulas / standards / papers / patents / suppliers).

BENCHMARK

Organize composites like drug discovery and chemistry databases

DRUGBANK / CHEMBL
Drug discovery: DrugBank / ChEMBL

Organizes disease × target × drug-candidate into a searchable matrix; every cell carries evidence — papers, trials, indications. We borrow this idea: every cell represents the existing evidence for one composite combination.

MATWEB / GRANTA
Materials databases: MatWeb / Granta

Structured indexing of materials by physical and process properties. MatWeb hosts 160K+ materials; Granta Enterprise is used as first reference by aerospace design firms. Our matrix is the AI-native upgrade of this tradition.

OUR MATRIX
Our composites matrix

Three dimensions: fiber × resin × process. Columns are 11 mainstream resins (UPR / VER / Epoxy / Phenolic / PU / BMI / Cyanate / PEEK / PPS / PA / Bio-epoxy); rows are 5 fiber systems; the third axis is 8 processes. Click any cell to see every material / formula / paper / patent for that combination.

COMBINATORIAL
The combinatorial space is large

Traditional taxonomies let you see one dimension at a time; a matrix shows every intersection, including the ones not yet studied well. The AI uses the same matrix to recommend your next engineering move, or to tell you 'nobody has done this one'.

INTERACTIVE

Fiber × Resin combination matrix

MainstreamPossibleRare / experimental
Fiber ↓ ·  Resin
UPRUnsaturated Polyester
VERVinyl Ester
EPEpoxy
PFPhenolic
PUPolyurethane
BMIBismaleimide
CECyanate Ester
PEEKPEEKTP
PPSPPSTP
PAPolyamideTP
Bio-EPBio-based Epoxy
GLASSGlass Fiber
CARBONCarbon Fiber
BASALTBasalt Fiber
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ARAMIDAramid Fiber
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BIOBio-based Fiber
····

5 fibers × 11 resins × 8 processes = 440 combinations. Click any cell to see the full evidence subset.

PROCESS AXIS

Third dimension: eight main forming processes

HAND LAY-UP · Hand Lay-upPULTRUSION · PultrusionWINDING · Filament WindingRTM · RTMHP-RTM · HP-RTMVARTM · VARTMSMC · SMC / BMCAFP · AFP / ATL

The process axis is used as a filter on the combination detail page. TP = thermoplastic matrix.

HOW TO USE

Three steps

STEP 1
Pick a combination

Click any cell in the matrix above. The detail page lists every material / formula / paper / patent we have for that combination.

STEP 2
See the evidence subset

The detail page aggregates everything in our six libraries relevant to that combination. No keyword filtering needed.

STEP 3
Ask the AI

The AI CTA at the bottom of the detail page pre-fills a question about that combination and jumps you into the AI chat with citations.

PHILOSOPHY

Treat composites as an enumerable combination space

The core industrial-composites question is not 'how do I use this material?', but 'for my load case, which fiber × resin × process combination is best?'. That is, at heart, a search problem — find the engineering-feasible and economically optimal points in a bounded but very large combination space.

This is exactly the path drug discovery (target × compound × indication) and chemical-space exploration (molecule × reaction × product) already walked. We borrow the same combinatorial thinking to organize composites — so both the AI and the engineer can locate, compare, and verify on the same matrix.