A constraint-solving sketcher, a parametric feature engine and a native B-rep kernel — with the drawing, GD&T and tolerancing tools that turn a model into something a workshop can actually build. No install, and the project sits next to the rest of your engineering work rather than in a separate application.
The Studio is real, and it is not finished. Filled markers are built and usable now; outlined markers are planned and their commands open a placeholder that says so.
5 of 9 capability areas are built and in use. The remaining 4 — surface modelling, sheet metal, simulation (fea), cam toolpaths — are planned, and nothing in the interface pretends otherwise.
Design work and the rest of the project are rooms of the same building, not separate destinations.
Every project owns its parts, assemblies, drawings, calculations, versions and documents. Open a project and the design work is already attached to it.
The same engineering expert that answers in KEVOS Intelligence can see the project you are working in, so a design question does not need the context re-explained.
Designed and specified; the interface command exists and opens an honest placeholder until the implementation lands.
Designed and specified; the interface command exists and opens an honest placeholder until the implementation lands.
Designed and specified; the interface command exists and opens an honest placeholder until the implementation lands.
Designed and specified; the interface command exists and opens an honest placeholder until the implementation lands.
Sign in and start a part. The sketcher, the feature engine and the drawing tools are there now — the rest is on the list above.
AI answers can contain mistakes — double-check anything important.