Write what you need. Get the drawings.
The brief
What comes back
- 3D model
- STEP · 15 parts
- Drawings
- Assembly + 4 part drawings
- Bill of materials
- 4 lines · 574 kg
- Main beam
- HEB 140 · sags 6.4 of 8.0 mm allowed
- Operations
- 15 cuts · 16 holes · 18 welds
- Shop time
- 14.5 h
- Price
- € 1,590
Bill of materials Point at a line to find it in the model.
- 2×Main beamHEB 1404000 mm
- 5×Cross memberHEB 1002360 mm
- 4×LegSHS 120×6545 mm
- 4×Base plateP15 200×200
Interactive demo on real HEB section data.
From one sentence
One brief in. Everything the workshop needs out.
Most enquiries do not come with a drawing. They come as a sentence: the size, the load, the material. Today a designer spends a day or two turning that into a model, drawings and a parts list. AI-Konstruktér does it while the customer is still on the phone.
- The brief
- Welded frame 4000 × 2500 mm, S355, 5 t
- 3D model
- STEP · 15 parts
- Drawings
- Assembly + 4 part drawings
- Bill of materials
- 4 lines · 574 kg
- Main beam
- HEB 140 · sags 6.4 mm of 8.0 mm allowed
- Shop time and price
- 14.5 h · € 1,590
The frame at the top of this page, as it comes back from the brief.
And when the customer changes their mind
A metre longer, twice the load: change the number and the model, the drawings, the bill of materials and the price follow. Nothing is redrawn by hand.
Your products
It designs the way your company designs.
A frame from anyone would be a frame. A frame from your shop has your profiles, your leg detail, your weld symbols and your title block. AI-Konstruktér learns that from the drawings you already have.
- Main beams
- HEB 100–300 · S355
- Legs
- at most 4 000 mm apart
- Cross members
- at most 1 250 mm apart
- Deflection
- span / 500 under the load
- Leg detail
- SHS 120×6 on P15 200×200, 4 × Ø18
- Output
- STEP · PDF · DXF · BOM to your ERP
Highlighted: the two rules that sized the frame at the top of the page.
Your product families
Frames, racks, platforms, conveyors, enclosures, pallets – what you make again and again, each with the rules that size it.
Your stock and standard parts
The profiles, sheets and bought-in parts you actually keep, so a design never calls for something you would have to order specially.
Your drawing standard
Views, dimensioning, tolerances, weld symbols and your title block – drawings your workshop reads without a second look.
Your designers' corrections
When a designer changes a detail, the rule is kept. The next design starts from it.
And it does not stop at the drawing. The design goes straight on to AI-Technolog, which routes it to your machines and prices it – from a sentence to a quote in one run.
Why you can trust it
Checked before anyone sees it.
A drawing that looks right is not the same as a design that is right. Every design is checked against the load, against your rules and against itself before it reaches your designer.
- HEB 120
- sags 11.3 mm – too much
- HEB 140
- sags 6.4 mm
- Allowed
- 8.0 mm (span / 500)
- Bending stress
- 85 of 235 MPa allowed
- Result
- HEB 140 – passes
It tries the smaller section first, and says why it moved up.
- 01
Strength
Deflection and bending stress of every beam under the stated load, against the limits you set.
- 02
Fit
Members meet where they should: no clashes, no gaps, and every weld can be reached.
- 03
Manufacturability
Lengths your saw takes, plates your laser cuts, holes your drills make.
- 04
Consistency
Model, drawings and bill of materials agree – counts, lengths and weights, to the piece.
- 05
Standards
Dimensions, tolerances, weld symbols and title block, as your own drawings have them.
- 06
Exceptions
Anything the run cannot settle goes to your designer with the numbers, not into a drawing.
If a check fails, it does not hand over a drawing that looks right. It moves to the next section up, or sends the line to your designer with both numbers.
Fit
For companies that draw what they make.
If every job arrives with a full drawing set from the customer, AI-Technolog is the one for you. AI-Konstruktér is for the other half of manufacturing: companies whose customers send a requirement, not a drawing.
For you if
- Your customers send a size and a load, not a drawing.
- You make variants of the same families – frames, racks, platforms, conveyors, enclosures, pallets.
- Your designers spend days on drawings that are nearly the same as last time.
- You need a model and a bill of materials before you can even quote.
Not for you if
- Your jobs arrive fully drawn by the customer – that is AI-Technolog.
- Every design is a one-off with no rules behind it.
- You want to replace your CAD. It works alongside it and delivers into it.
Confidentiality
Your designs stay yours.
Your drawings are years of know-how. Every commitment below is written into the contract, not promised in marketing.
Used only for your work
Your drawings serve your system and nobody else's. They never go to a third party, and the contract says so in writing.
On your servers or in the EU
It runs in your plant or in a secure cloud in the EU, and your designs never sit next to another company's.
Yours to keep
Models, drawings and rules belong to you – in formats your CAD and ERP already read.
Confidential by contract
An NDA signed before you send us a single drawing.
How we start
One product family first.
Agreed up front, so a gate is a decision rather than a fresh negotiation. Every gate leaves you something finished and the freedom to stop.
- 01
One family, learned
4–6 weeksWe take one product you make often and learn its rules from the drawings and bills of materials you already have.
GateA generated drawing set matches one you have already made.
- 02
Variants on demand
3–5 weeksAny size or load inside that family – modelled, checked and drawn in your standard.
GateYour designer signs off nine designs in ten without changes.
- 03
Into your workflow
4–8 weeksModels, drawings and bills of materials straight into your CAD, PDM and ERP – and on to AI-Technolog for routing and price.
GateProduction deployment.
Send us a product you make again and again.
One family and a few drawings you already have. We generate a variant you have not drawn yet, and you put it next to what your designer would have done.