Shape rebuilds. Engine checks. Senior hours go to decisions, not redraws.
Illustrative example. Arm: SO-101 by TheRobotStudio, Apache-2.0.
Five capabilities, one workflow. Every change lands as a new version you can open, compare, and undo. Nothing reaches production without an engineer’s sign-off.
Start from a drawing, a brief, or one sentence. Change the part in plain language until it’s right. It stays parametric the whole way. Try it in the window: ask for a change, or edit the horn holes.
Features v02
Worked for 4s
Upper arm
Horn holes × 4
Drop in a dead STEP file or a 2D drawing. It comes back with the feature tree, not as a mesh. Every dimension is editable again.
Structural, thermal, and flow studies run on the live model. Results feed the next edit, so the design gets fixed before the prototype gets built.
Screens from the product prototype. Results shown are illustrative.
Manufacturability is checked while the fix is still a model edit, not a scrapped part. Unresolved gates stay visible until an engineer clears them.
Illustrative checks.
Design decisions, constraints, and change requests become a spec your team can review and sign off, in the same workspace as the model.
Geometry reconstruction, repeat edits, drawing packages. That’s where the hours go. Dimension takes those hours back and hands the decisions to your engineers.
$150K to $250K is a fully loaded planning benchmark for senior mechanical engineering capacity. 50% from Dimension customer discovery. Results vary by part scope and acceptance criteria.
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