Tell us what you need
Less repetition. More engineering.
Preparing drawings, repeating exports or moving data by hand? Tell us which process you want to improve. We will respond with specific questions and a clear next step.
Coming soon · invitation-only access01
SolidWorks → FreeCAD
A project in development to prepare models and generate part drawings in FreeCAD from STEP files exported from SolidWorks.
Early access is planned by invitation. Tell us about your workflow to explore a pilot.
Ask for an invitation ↗Open for interviews02
SolidWorks → DWG part drawings
Producing part drawings one by one? We want to understand how you prepare views, dimensions, title blocks and DWG deliverables to define useful automation.
Ask for an interview about your detailing workflow. A description is enough to get started.
Request an interview ↗What we have already built
These are some of the problems we have already worked on. If yours looks familiar, we have a starting point.
01 — Production experience
Drawing translation
CADlingua separates annotations from protected patterns to translate DXF/DWG files, followed by CAD review. Explore the workflow in the demo.
CADlingua →02
ERP integration
We connect data and operations through an API where available. When a process requires the user interface, we assess RPA and its limitations.
03
CAD and SolidWorks automation
Drawing generation and review, properties, bills of materials and exports. Automation designed around real batches and their exceptions.
- Custom software
- Applications and integrations tailored to your process, with a defined scope and a handover your team can maintain.
- AI applied to industrial engineering
- Training and automation for technical teams. We choose AI where it adds value and deterministic rules where reproducible results matter.
- Tests with real cases
- Repeatable checks on files and results. Each test has an acceptance criterion and makes the system’s limits visible.
Where this comes from
From years inside capital-equipment engineering for heavy industry, on international projects with deadlines that are not negotiable. In that setting, a badly translated drawing or a figure that never reaches the ERP is not paid for in a meeting: it is paid for on the shop floor, on site and in the delivery date. Every tool on this list started as a problem that cost real money.
What happens when you write
- An engineer reviews your message and responds with questions about your files, process and intended result.
- If there is a fit, we agree on the next step. If you need a different solution, we will say so clearly.
- What you tell us is yours. We do not use it as a public example and we do not share it with anyone without your written go-ahead.
Tell us what you do today, what you want to achieve and which files or systems you use. A description is enough for the first conversation; there is no need to attach drawings.
Or copy the address: uhalveyy@gmail.com