Solutions

One wedge:
engineering geometry.

These are not six products or six verticals. They are the same extraction and the same reasoning tasks, applied to the files each of these teams already has. If your work is geometry, the API does not change shape.

Engineering files are not text. Flatten a drawing into a caption and the geometry — the B-rep solids, the dimensions, the tolerances, the constraints — is gone before the model ever reasons about it. So the answers come back plausible and unusable.

Rowe keeps the geometry. Your STEP, IGES, DXF, PDF, or SVG file is parsed into a structured cad_scene — solids, faces, entities, dimensions, annotations — and the model reasons over that. You get typed JSON back: measurements, relationships, issues, and comparisons, each traceable to the geometry it came from.

Aerospace

Clearance checks on flight hardware, before the assembly floor finds them.

Automotive

Packaging and tolerance questions, answered from the CAD, not the caption.

Manufacturing

Every drawing on the floor, readable by software.

Robotics

Spatial grounding for agents that have to act in the physical world.

Construction & Infrastructure

Drawings, scans, and models reconciled as one geometry problem.

Defense

Engineering geometry for programs where the review cycle is the bottleneck.

Not on this list?

If your files are STEP, IGES, DXF, PDF, SVG, or point clouds, the API works the same way regardless of industry. Start with the quickstart, or send us a representative file and we will tell you honestly whether Rowe helps.

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One wedge:engineering geometry.