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Engineering Automation

Shilpa

GenAI for CAD automation and manufacturing engineering.

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Overview

Shilpa applies generative AI to the repetitive core of engineering work – CAD automation and manufacturing design. It generates and modifies designs from intent, checks manufacturability early, and captures hard-won engineering know-how as reusable assets, so teams spend their time on the hard problems rather than the routine ones.

The problem

Engineering teams spend disproportionate time on repetitive CAD and design tasks.

The outcome

Generative AI that accelerates CAD automation and manufacturing engineering workflows.

Modules

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CAD Automation

Generate and modify designs from intent.

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Design Validation

Check manufacturability and constraints early.

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Knowledge Capture

Encode engineering know-how into reusable assets.

How it works

01

Describe intent

Engineers express what they need; the system proposes CAD.

02

Generate & modify

Designs are created and adapted automatically.

03

Validate

Manufacturability and constraints are checked early.

04

Capture knowledge

Decisions become reusable assets for the next design.

Integrations

CATIASolidWorksSiemens NXAutodeskPLM systems

Ideal for

  • Manufacturing and automotive engineering
  • CAD and design-automation teams
  • Groups burdened by repetitive design tasks
  • Organizations formalizing engineering knowledge
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FAQ

Does it replace our CAD tools?

No – it automates work inside and around your existing CAD and PLM stack.

How is engineering knowledge captured?

Design decisions and constraints are encoded into reusable assets the platform reapplies.

Is the generated output manufacturable?

Design Validation checks manufacturability and constraints before work moves downstream.

How do we start?

A fixed-scope pilot targets one repetitive workflow and proves the time saved.