AI DFM checks and drawing review

1. 1

   • 2D/3D CAD
   • PDF, images
   • PMI extraction

   Layer 1: Data layer

   Ingest and extract any format

   Ingests 2D/3D CAD, PDFs, photos and documents. Automatically extracts dimensions, GD&T tolerances, materials, surface finish and title blocks as structured data.

2. 2

   • BOM
   • ERP / PLM
   • Quality reports

   Layer 2: Knowledge graph

   Linked by meaning

   Links every part to its drawings, ERP orders, quality reports and suppliers, so one question returns the full context.

3. 3

   • Geometric search
   • Chat with your data
   • AI agents

   Layer 3: Search & AI agents

   Ask with images, drawings or words

   Search with a photo, a 2D sketch or a 3D model. AI agents analyze in your company's own context: standardizing parts and scoping the impact of a defect.

4. 4

   • Design
   • Purchasing
   • Production

   Layer 4: Workflow apps

   For each department

   Automates repetitive work in design, purchasing and production engineering, and turns veteran engineers' tacit knowledge into a shared asset.

Security

• Your data stays yours

  Drawings and designs are never used to train public models.

• Cloud or on-premise

  Deploy in the cloud or on your factory's own servers (Docker/Kubernetes).

• Multi-level permissions

  Set access by department, project and customer.

Other modules

• Drawing searchAI Visual Search & ExplorerFind similar parts from a 3D model, 2D drawing, photo or hand sketch across PLM, ERP and shared drives, without remembering part numbers or file names.
• ReuseDesign Reuse & Part StandardizationWarns engineers when they start drawing a part that already exists and suggests equivalent standard parts, keeping duplicate part numbers down.
• Cost & RFQCost Review & RFQ CopilotReads RFQ packages with PDFs and drawings, matches them to similar parts you have produced, breaks down cost structure and suggests suitable suppliers.
• Production & MROProcess, Tooling & MROFind similar molds and fixtures, identify spare parts from a photo taken on the shop floor, and analyze equipment failure history to optimize spare-part stock.