Aerospace
Clearance checks on flight hardware,
before the assembly floor finds them.
What we are actually solving
Aerospace assemblies fail review over millimetres: a bracket that fouls a harness route, a fastener that cannot be reached with a torque wrench, a revision that quietly moved a datum. Those are geometry questions, and geometry is exactly what a text model throws away.
How teams use it
01
Interference and clearance
Ask whether a part fits its envelope, clears its neighbours, and leaves room for the tool that installs it. Answers come back with the measured distance, not an adjective.
task_type: fit
02
Revision comparison
Send the previous and current cad_scene together. Rowe reports which solids, faces, and dimensions changed, and by how much.
task_type: compare
03
Design review triage
Get a ranked issue list against a structured scene so reviewers spend their time on the findings that matter instead of hunting for them.
task_type: understand
What you send us
- STEP
- IGES
- DXF
- PDF drawings
Files are parsed into a structured scene and reasoned over. Uploads are processed for the request, not retained as a library — persist the outputs on your side. Data retention
What we do not claim
Rowe is a reasoning layer over geometry you already own. It is not a certified analysis tool and does not replace FEA, CFD, or airworthiness sign-off.
Try it on one of your own files.
The quickstart is a single curl call. If you would rather see it before you build against it, upload a part in the workbench.