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From P&ID and PDM parts to a SOLIDWORKS assembly
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MST AI Engineer - From P&ID and PDM parts to a SOLIDWORKS assembly

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Give it a P&ID gas-line diagram, the approved parts in your PDM and your equipment rules, and it builds a native, editable SOLIDWORKS assembly. Also turns 2D drawings into 3D models. Starting with semiconductor gas equipment.

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Hi Product Hunt, I'm nemo from MST.

We build MST AI Engineer for the engineering teams at industrial equipment makers. A lot of their week goes into repetitive design work: rebuilding familiar arrangements for a new variant, remodeling parts that already exist as 2D drawings, and moving components around a cabinet until the connections finally fit.

MST AI Engineer has three modules:

1. Mechanical assembly AI: bring a P&ID gas-line diagram, the approved parts in your PDM and your equipment rules, and MST creates a native, editable SOLIDWORKS assembly your engineers can inspect and keep developing.

2. Drawing to model: turn existing 2D CAD drawings into 3D models and inspect the result beside its source views.

3. Layout and connections: explore arrangements and connections that fit your equipment requirements and available space.

We're starting with semiconductor gas equipment, and the 92-second demo shows the SOLIDWORKS assembly-execution stage in the actual MST interface. Engineers stay in charge: results come with source information so your team can review them before accepting anything.

Two ways to try it:

- Free tools: Drawing to BOM, BOM Compare, BOM Check and more at

- If your team designs configured equipment, apply for a team trial with your own design challenge:

Cloud access or private deployment are both options. I'd really value blunt feedback from mechanical and equipment engineers: where would this save you time, and where would you not trust it yet?