cadop.io

We are building the intelligence layer your engineering is missing

Too much engineering knowledge lives in disconnected files and systems. We want to make it easily accessible.

See it in action

Demo coming soon

Live platform metrics

01
0Components Processed
02
0Unique Parts
03
0Unique Assemblies
04
~0 minAvg. per Assembly
05
0hEngineering Hours Saved

Where we are

The intelligence layer
starts with accessible data.

Before engineering data can be understood, it needs to be extractable, structured, and connected. That's the foundation we've built. What you see below is layer one. There are many more ahead.

01

Built-in Augmented Reality

Engineering data that lives only on a screen is only half useful. AR puts full-scale 3D models on-site, in context, without extra apps or headsets. It's the access layer for engineering data in the physical world.

02

Automated Documentation Pipeline

Upload a CAD file and our pipeline extracts geometry, builds BOMs, renders 3D views, and generates technical specs automatically. No manual input, no rework.

03

Fast Processing Engine

Average end-to-end processing time is under 3 minutes for most assemblies. Our geometry algorithms are optimized for CAD parsing, part hierarchy detection, and dimension extraction at scale.

04

Efficient Web Platform

Large assemblies open in seconds, not minutes. The platform is built to handle real engineering workloads up to 10,000+ components without degrading.

05

Security and Data Privacy by Design

Encryption and data isolation were built in from day one. Your CAD data is never used for AI training. Single-tenant deployments available for full data control.

06

Mobile by Design

The phone is the most-used device on the shop floor and in the field. Engineering data that doesn't work on mobile stays locked at the desk. We built for phones first — full 3D viewer, BOMs, and AR, all accessible on any screen without installing anything.

07

Cloud-Native Infrastructure

Multi-tenant by default, single-tenant on demand. Built on scalable cloud infrastructure from the start, a prerequisite for the AI workloads ahead.

08

Geometry Processing

Determinism is one of the most important properties for a data layer. Our geometry engine computes exact dimensions, part hierarchies, bounding volumes, and mesh structure directly from CAD geometry. LLMs are powerful, but they hallucinate. This part doesn't.

How It Works

Drop your CAD file.
Get a Living Document.

Step 01
Step 1 — Upload Your CAD file
Upload your CAD file directly in the browser. No software to install. We currently support the STEP format (.stp / .step) — more formats are coming.
Step 02
Step 2 — Automated Processing
Our pipeline breaks down your assembly, measures every part, extracts geometry and metadata, renders images, prepares AR-ready 3D models, and builds a complete document structure. All fully automated.
Ready to Use

Explore your 3D model in-browser or on-site with AR. Review auto-generated parts lists and technical data. Share interactive documentation with your team. No exports needed.

Loading 3D viewer...

3D model kindly provided by Chính Mai Đăng

Assembly Statistics

Total Items

97

Total Instances

96

Parts

73

Assemblies

23

Unique Parts

22

Unique Assemblies

23

Max Depth

3

Subassemblies

23

Dimensions

X615.75 mm
Y559.28 mm
Z460.43 mm
Volumen/a
Surface Arean/a

Total Assemblies

2

Total Parts

97

Total Instances

96

Unique Components

22

Part / AssemblyTypeQty
Upper Body

Upper Body

2DoF_CAR:1

assembly1
Arm

Arm

3DoF_ARM:1

assembly1
AssemblyPart

One Layer of the Problem

Manual vs Automated CAD Documentation

Engineering data is fragmented across files, emails, and tools most people can't access without expensive licenses. One concrete layer of that problem is documentation — and specifically how it gets created. When you automate that, several problems disappear at once: no one needs to manage the file manually, no one needs to place it inside a software stack, and the output is always structured the same way. That consistency is what makes it connectable.

FeatureManual ProcessWith Cadop
Documentation Time2–4 hours per assembly~3 minutes avg.
Data Entry Errors5–15% error rate< 0.1% error rate
Cost per Assembly€100–200 in labor€0.58 per assembly
Format ConsistencyVaries by engineerStandardized templates
ScalabilityMore assemblies? Hire more people.Unlimited with same team

And there’s more you can’t even put a number on

Error Elimination

Manual documentation carries a 5–15% error rate. A single wrong part number can mean thousands of Euros in scrapped parts or assembly line stoppages.

Real-Time Design Freezes

Generate up-to-date documentation at every design freeze, not just the final one. Your Digital Thread stays current throughout the entire development cycle.

Stakeholder Alignment

Non-technical decision-makers can review 3D models and BOMs without CAD licenses. Fewer misunderstandings, faster sign-offs.

Knowledge Retention

Documentation lives independently of the engineer who created it. When people leave or switch projects, institutional knowledge stays.

Standardization

Every assembly gets the same clean output format. No more inconsistencies between engineers, departments, or locations.

Cross-Team Communication

Everyone — from designers to procurement to management — can view 3D models and BOMs without a CAD license. Data reaches downstream teams faster, so follow-up processes start sooner.

Scalability

Handle growing project complexity without growing your documentation team. From single parts to thousand-component assemblies, the process stays the same.

Productivity

Engineers spend time engineering, not formatting spreadsheets. Automate the repetitive work and focus on what actually moves the project forward.

Data Management

All your design data — BOMs, 3D models, specifications — lives in one structured place. No more hunting through shared drives or email chains.

Frequently Asked Questions

Get in Touch

Join our beta program. Get early access, share feedback, and help build the tools that will transform how engineers document their work.

cadop.io