Nexma MathEngine
Turn spatial constraints into optimal, auditable plans. MIP, vehicle routing, constraint programming, and simulation solvers replace guesswork with mathematics that proves it found the best answer.
How Optimization Works
Nexma MathEngine turns your goal and the world model's constraints into a formal optimization problem, dispatches it to the right solver, and returns a plan that's provably optimal — with the optimality gap to prove it.
Objective
minimize Σ cost · x
Subject to
Optimality gap
12.4%
✓ Proven optimal
Legacy Challenges
Spatial plans built by hand or by rule-of-thumb satisfy a deadline, not an objective. They ignore constraints, leave cost on the table, and can never prove the answer was the best one available.
Rules of thumb and manual layouts produce a workable answer, not the best one — quietly leaving real cost and capacity on the table.
Core Capabilities
Nexma MathEngine brings a full family of solvers to the world model, so spatial problems are formulated, solved, and explained automatically.
Mixed-integer programming finds the lowest-cost design that satisfies every constraint — siting, capacity, budget — and proves its optimality.
Product Benefits
Cut cost, respect every constraint, and hand stakeholders a plan that proves it's the best one — not just a plausible one.
Optimization routinely finds designs and routes that beat hand-built plans on cost and capacity — and shows exactly how much was saved.
Engineering rules, budgets, and regulations are encoded as constraints the solver must satisfy, so plans are valid before anyone reviews them.
Each result comes with the objective, the constraints, and the optimality gap — an auditable record stakeholders and regulators can trust.
Feature Details
Nexma MathEngine pairs a family of optimization solvers with automatic formulation and explainability, all wired to the world model.
Mixed-integer and linear programming for siting, capacity, and allocation problems with provable optimality.
VRP and constraint-programming solvers for fleets, crews, and tightly constrained schedules.
Agent-based and discrete-event simulation to predict outcomes before committing resources.
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FAQ
It is the optimization engine inside Nexma. It turns spatial problems — siting, design, routing, scheduling — into formal models and solves them with MIP, VRP, constraint programming, and simulation, returning plans that are provably optimal and fully auditable.
Network design and siting (MIP), fleet and crew routing (VRP), tightly constrained scheduling and assignment (constraint programming), and outcome prediction (simulation) — across any domain the ontology describes.
Manual plans satisfy a deadline; optimization satisfies an objective. The engine balances every constraint at once, routinely beats hand-built plans on cost, and proves how close the result is to optimal.
No. The agent formulates the problem from your goal and the world model, drawing constraints from the ontology automatically. You state the objective; the engine builds and solves the model.
Hybrid by design — small problems solve directly in the browser for instant feedback, while larger ones dispatch to a dedicated solver server. The engine routes each problem to the right place automatically.