At Cellforce we successfully use GeoDict by Math2Market as a key software for our integrated digital development designing battery materials in 3D structures to increase cell performance.

In the meantime, FiberFind has become a very good tool and I am really excited about it! 
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I have been using GeoDict 2013, along with the EFV solver and tweaking a few other simulation parameters that you suggested, and I have realized dramatic improvements in run times for filtration simulations. The improvements and added features in GeoDict 2013 are impressive!

So far, we have only had good experiences and an initial evaluation of CT measurements with GeoDict shows a good agreement with our experiments. (Translation from German by Math2Market)

Using WeaveGeo, PoroDict and FlowDict, we can now quote much more quickly than we used to based on hardware trials alone.

What you just showed me in the last half hour would have taken one of my graduate students a year or longer to develop from scratch.

Our students find the software easy to work with and the solvers are very efficient.

The most significant development in filter media design in recent years has been the Math2Market modelling of pore size and flow rates in filter media.

The modules you and the M2M team have created appear to be high-quality software and their ability to smoothly scale to billions of voxels is very impressive.

The overall very user-friendly handling of GeoDict makes the learning of the software very easy. I am impressed by the possibilities and the freedom GeoDict offers in generating materials. The evaluation with PoroDict, ConductoDict, FlowDict and DiffuDict exceeds our expectations. The first comparisons with the parameters determined by us show good agreement. (Translation from German by Math2Market)

According to my experience with GeoDict so far I am under the impression that it is much better suited to the computation of the permeability of complex porous structures than COMSOL. The structure can be taken directly from the µCT images and not having to take the detour of using the STL file format. The same is true for the determination of effective elastic constants. (Translation from German by Math2Market)

I truly believe that Math2Market’s tech, team and working vision is very well suited to adapt to the incoming new challenges a lot faster than any of our current available solutions.