Screen 01 / Conversions
2D drawings in.
3D .ipt/.iam out.
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Screen 02 / The Companion
An AI operator inside Autodesk Inventor.
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Screen 03 / Automation
Automation beyond the Inventor seat.
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01Screen 01 / 2D to 3D conversions / Autodesk Inventor
2D drawings in. Inventor models out.
The drawings you already have come back as native Autodesk® Inventor® parts and assemblies. Open them on your own seat, change a number, and the part follows.
The first conversion is free. Pick one drawing that would test us. The model comes back with a sheet showing where every number came from. Like what comes back? We scope the rest with you.
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Old prints have gaps. We never fill one silently.
A missing dimension. A tolerance only implied. A note that argues with the view. Every number comes back marked as stated on your drawing, worked out from it, or assumed - so you know what to check.
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Change a number. The part changes.
A native Autodesk Inventor model with a real parametric feature tree: sketches, extrusions, holes, patterns - flanges and flat patterns when it is sheet metal. Edit it like you drew it yourself.
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Parts, or the whole assembly.
A drawing set comes back as parts placed and constrained in their assembly, not a folder of orphans.
The path / one drawing to start
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Pick one drawing
The part that would test us. Whatever format you keep them in.
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Free conversion
The model comes back with its conversion sheet. On us.
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Judge it
Open it in your own Inventor, change a value, watch the part follow.
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The rest
If you like the result, we scope the batch with you. Assemblies as an option.
screen 02 / the companion
An AI operator inside Autodesk Inventor.
You say what the part needs. It builds real parametric features, on a new part or one you already have, writes the change down, and waits for your Confirm.
02Screen 02 / The Companion / Autodesk Inventor
Bringing 10x engineers to Inventor.
The Companion is an AI operator inside Autodesk® Inventor®. Say what the part needs, in plain words. It builds real parametric features, on a new part or one you already have, writes every change down as a receipt, and nothing moves until you confirm.
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Not faster clicking. More parts out the door.
The Companion does the modeling. You do the deciding. An afternoon of features and constraints becomes a prompt, a receipt, and a Confirm.
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New parts, and the ones you already have.
Start from a blank part, or open one from your vault, mid-design or released years ago. Add the flange, move the holes, cut the slot. It works in the parametric tree, so every edit is a real feature, not a patch on top.
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One engineer. Several parts. At once.
Open a session per part and let them build. Every session carries its own receipts. You arbitrate, approve, and hand-finish where it matters.
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Not one part family. Yours.
Sheet metal, weldments, frames, machined parts, assemblies: the Companion is built out around how your shop models, in a discovery with your team.
A 95% correct part is scrap. A receipt on every change, a Confirm gate before anything moves; when an instruction is ambiguous it stops and asks.
Native parametric features, editable by hand afterward. For sheet metal: flanges, flat patterns, cut-ready DXF.
Scoped to your session and your approvals.
You describe it, read the receipt, confirm it.
The path / fifteen minutes to start
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Intro
Fifteen minutes, your parts and your questions. Free.
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Live demo
A video call on real Inventor, on your example parts. Free.
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Discovery
Scoped with your team, credited toward the pilot.
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Pilot
Proven on your parts.
screen 03 / automation
Automation beyond the Inventor seat.
Quoting, order intake, dispatch, reporting: AI systems for the desk work around the shop, built one role at a time and measured before and after.
03Screen 03 / Automation
Automation beyond the Inventor seat.
Quoting, order intake, dispatch, reporting: the desk work around the shop. Nitro builds AI systems for it one role at a time, on the tools you already run, measured before and after. Each one reports to the person who runs that desk.
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Quoting
Quote requestQuote sent
An email, a PDF, a note from a call. The system reads it, works it up against your rules and your history, and drafts the quote for the person who signs it.
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Order intake
PO emailOrder created
The purchase order lands in the inbox and comes out as an order in your system, lines checked against the quote, anything odd flagged for a person.
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Dispatch
DispatchBoard updated
Jobs move and the board follows: what shipped, what is late, what is waiting on material - current without anyone retyping it.
Built on your tools / reports to whoever runs the desk
Whole jobs, or the desk work around them
More firepower for your team.
AI built into the way your people already work: the quoting desk, the order desk, the front office. With the training to use it well.
Cover a whole role.
A role that lives on a computer and a phone, covered by a system that reports to whoever runs that desk. Built one at a time, measured before and after.
Quoting. Order intake. Dispatch and scheduling. Front desk and phone. Customer service. Back office. If it happens on a computer and a phone, it can move to an AI system, with a person still in charge of it.
The first conversion is free. So is the intro.
One drawing in, one finished Inventor model back with its conversion sheet. Or fifteen minutes on the Companion, or on the desk you want automated. Tell us what you build. We read every one and reply with a few direct questions.
Nitro is a member of the Autodesk Developer Network, the program Autodesk runs for companies that build on its software.