Fluid Codes, a leading provider of engineering simulation solutions in the Middle East, is pleased to announce a new strategic collaboration with Dronamics, a developer and operator of large, long-endurance drones for logistics and civil protection use, focused on advancing simulation-driven innovation in aerospace design and operations.

The collaboration formalizes the two companies’ shared vision for accelerating the digital transformation of aircraft development through cutting-edge engineering simulation technologies. Fluid Codes will support Dronamics in enhancing the performance, reliability, and safety of its Black Swan aircraft and related systems using advanced multiphysics simulation, optimization, and digital twin technologies.

“Dronamics represents one of the most exciting frontiers in autonomous air logistics, and we are proud to contribute our simulation expertise to support their engineering and innovation goals,” said Mr. Ajay Parihar, Chief Operating Officer of Fluid Codes. “Our collaboration reinforces Fluid Codes’ commitment to empowering next-generation aerospace companies with world-class digital engineering tools and know-how.”

This engagement builds upon Fluid Codes’ long-standing experience delivering simulation solutions to the aviation, defense, and energy sectors across the region. Working closely with Dronamics’ engineering teams, Fluid Codes aims to accelerate design validation cycles, reduce prototyping costs, and support continuous system improvement through simulation-led methodologies.

“We are excited to work with Fluid Codes as a trusted technology partner,” said Svilen Rangelov, Dronamics Co-Founder and CEO. “Their deep technical expertise in simulation will play a key role in advancing our operational efficiency as well as new product development as we scale our global cargo operations.”

The collaboration will be highlighted at the Dubai Airshow 2025, where both companies will showcase the role of digital engineering in shaping the future of autonomous air logistics and other critical missions.