Concept modeling, geometry review, and data preparation are handled by AI. Everything below can be tried directly in the demo.
Write "a slim 500 ml stainless tumbler" and the AI derives diameter and height from the volume, writes a millimeter spec, and builds the 3D model to match, with its reasoning shown as a design note.
Housings, covers, shafts, and fasteners come out as a separated part tree, with explode and assemble animation, per-part visibility, and click selection.
Keep editing after generation: "lower it to 160 mm and make the cap black ABS". Requests are translated into parameter and material changes. Select a part to scope the edit to it.
Body width, wall thickness, bolt count, fillet radius: every dimension is a parameter, and related geometry recomputes together.
Apply metals, plastics, rubber, and glass per part, curated per product type. Upload your own texture maps (albedo, normal, roughness) for custom materials.
Upload your own GLB, OBJ, or STL and it joins the same pipeline: part recognition, materials, polygon optimization, and CAD conversion.
Export STEP (AP214) with per-part solids, layer-separated DXF, part-hierarchy GLB and OBJ, and binary STL, with a built-in verification that the export matches the viewport.
Three tessellation presets and a reduction slider control triangle counts, producing lightweight and full-resolution variants from one model.
Functional products move: gears spin at their ratio, caps unscrew, lids open. One click in the viewer.
We size servers from your usage scenario and concurrent users, and confirm security requirements.
Installation on your servers or air-gapped network, with onboarding sessions for the design team.
A pilot on real design tasks, with a report covering time spent and output quality.
Tell us your CAD stack, product categories, and security requirements and we will propose a configuration.