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Our Work

Everything we do at nTtau Digital is built around one idea: that fusion power plant design should be fast, rigorous, and fully connected. You can check out examples of our previous work below to see exactly what our NuPlant™ platform does, how it works, and what you get at the end. Whether you're a fusion company stress-testing a new concept, an investor wanting to understand the economics, or an EPC firm scoping a project, there's something here for you.

If you're interested in working with us, fill out the request form at the end of the project links below, send it to info@nttaudigital.com and we will aim to respond within 3–5 business days.

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Parametric stellarator assembly based on W7-X, including modular coils and conformal support structure.

Automated Multiphysics Design-to-Cost Analysis of a Stellarator

Here we used the Wendelstein 7-X concept as the basis for a full design-to-cost analysis on our NuPlant™ platform. The analysis takes you through our process from parametric CAD geometry creation, through automated neutronics and magnetics simulation workflows and multi-objective optimisation, to the generation of a transparent bottom-up cost model and levelised cost of electricity — all in one connected pipeline.​

View the work here along with its accompanying blog.

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Comparative Cost Analysis of Key Fusion Concepts

Here we ran a like-for-like cost comparison across four fusion concepts — stellarator, tokamak, tandem mirror, and inertial fusion energy — each evaluated at 1, 2, and 4 GW net electric output. Every concept was built and costed under the same conditions: identical first wall loading, materials, and balance-of-plant assumptions, so the differences in the results reflect the physics and engineering, not the analyst.

View the work here along with its accompanying blog.

Parametric CAD geometry for the tandem mirror at 1, 2, and 4 GW.

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