ua.ai

Jua.ai is a Swiss artificial intelligence company, founded in 2022, that is pioneering advancements in environmental simulation and weather forecasting. The company has developed a transformative Earth Intelligence Platform powered by a proprietary AI model, EPT-2.0, which functions as a 'Large Physics Model'. This innovative technology marks a significant departure from traditional numerical weather prediction systems. Instead of relying on pre-programmed physical equations, Jua's model learns the fundamental laws of physics directly from petabytes of real-world data, enabling it to deliver forecasts with superior accuracy, speed, and resolution. The company was established to address the critical need for more reliable and timely environmental intelligence in a world facing increasing climate volatility.

Jua's platform has demonstrated market-leading performance, outperforming established models from major technology firms and meteorological institutions in independent benchmarks. The core technology provides a single, consistent, physics-simulating platform that moves beyond fragmented guesswork, enabling faster and more reliable decision-making. Initially, Jua is focused on the energy sector, where its technology provides a distinct competitive advantage to energy traders by helping them anticipate supply-demand imbalances, manage risk, and optimize renewable energy output. The platform allows users to simulate market reactions and automate decision workflows within a single interface.

Beyond its initial focus on energy trading, Jua's mission is to build the world's most advanced foundational AI model for the natural world. The company envisions its Earth Intelligence Platform becoming a critical decision-making engine across various industries, including agriculture, logistics, insurance, and infrastructure, which are all significantly impacted by weather and climate events. By creating a high-resolution, real-time digital twin of the planet, Jua aims to provide the tools necessary to understand, predict, and adapt to a rapidly changing global environment, ultimately working towards a universal physics simulator to deepen humanity's interaction with the natural world.