tNavigator Joins AIQ’s Genesis: Cooperation Officially Announced at ADIPEC 2026
At ADIPEC 2026 in Abu Dhabi, Rock Flow Dynamics (RFD) and AIQ officially announced their cooperation: tNavigator, RFD’s all-in-one reservoir modelling and simulation platform, is now accessible on Genesis, AIQ’s AI-native energy operating system. AIQ is an Abu Dhabi-based industrial AI company and the AI Co-Host of ADIPEC 2026.
What the cooperation means
Genesis is built to take engineering intelligence out of individual applications and connect it across workflows, disciplines and enterprise decisions. Through the integration, tNavigator brings its full set of physics-based capabilities into that environment, covering every stage of the workflow, from seismic interpretation to surface network optimisation. Geoscience and reservoir analysis can now be integrated into broader AI-enabled processes, from multidisciplinary engineering to field development planning and operational decision-making.
What users gain
For energy operators, the integration aims to simplify complex engineering workflows and speed up decision-making. By making tNavigator accessible on Genesis, it connects tNavigator’s models and simulations directly to the operator’s planning and business processes. AI supports geoscientists and engineers as they work with geological and simulation models, locate needed data, and interpret results. Seismic interpretation is supported by machine learning, from facies and horizon classification to inversion for reservoir properties between wells, and these results feed directly into modelling and planning.
The integration also benefits teams beyond subsurface. Production, facilities and other engineering groups can base their decisions on the same subsurface picture, shortening the path from analysis to scenario comparison to a final decision.
What makes the integration possible
Openness is a core part of RFD’s roadmap. Every tNavigator installation includes a native MCP server with more than 3,700 API calls, so tNavigator can connect to MCP-ready AI agents and enterprise platforms such as Genesis. Clients remain in control of their own AI strategy.
“This move puts tNavigator’s closed-loop modeling, high-speed calculations, and solid physics at the heart of AI-enabled workflows for geoscientists and engineers. For operators in the Middle East and worldwide, it means trusted AI across seismic, geology, and field development planning. With AIQ’s expertise and RFD’s global reach, we will help customers unlock a new horizon of agile decision-making.”
— Amin Harby, Vice-President Middle East, Rock Flow Dynamics
The collaboration marks an important step towards more connected, AI-enabled engineering workflows for energy operators worldwide.