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Geometric Intelligence

Geometric Intelligence / Aerospace engineering

Make engineering history easier to use.

Geometry analysis and part discovery for aerospace engineering teams.

Discuss your use case
Illustrative turbine geometry used to explore aerospace engineering context
Aerospace geometry / An illustrative turbine assemblyView full image

01 / The application

Start the next design with more of what you know.

Useful engineering knowledge can be buried in part catalogs and disconnected CAD files. Shape adds another way to find relevant designs and compare alternatives.

Metafold geometry APIs and SDKs help teams analyze shapes, build searchable part collections and connect geometric information to engineering records. Your requirements determine which candidates are suitable for reuse or further development.

A transparent turbine assembly with selected similar components highlighted in red and blue
Illustrative assembly / Highlighted components in contextView full image

Find related geometry.

Retrieve geometrically similar parts, then review their materials, requirements and design history. Shape similarity helps identify candidates; engineering review establishes whether a design is appropriate.

Illustrative turbine geometry with a view of the assembly and its component shapes
Assembly geometry / A starting point for engineering reviewView full image

Compare design alternatives.

Connect geometry processing to repeatable design studies. Compare the geometric characteristics that matter to your application and carry the results into your existing engineering workflow.

02 / A focused evaluation

Build an evaluation around a part family.

Choose a representative catalog or design task. Agree which features, similarities or engineering outputs would make the result useful. Review candidates against the requirements and qualification process that apply to your program.

Put geometric evidence into the decision.

01

Search beyond part names

Use shape to surface related designs that metadata searches may miss.

02

Compare consistently

Apply the same geometric operations across a defined set of candidates.

03

Connect to engineering context

Bring geometric results together with material, process and requirement data.

03 / Your next step

Bring a part family or an engineering question.

We will identify the geometry operations and data connections that can support your team, then agree a focused evaluation.

  • Representative geometry or part collection
  • Relevant engineering records and requirements
  • A defined search or analysis objective

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