— Use cases
From flight-ready titanium brackets to factory-floor gripper jigs — teams use SolidMake to turn engineering intent into shipped hardware.
— All industries
Every card opens a full page with parts we generate, constraints we respect, and a representative workflow.
AEROSPACE
Flight-ready titanium brackets, satellite mounts, and lightweight fixtures generated to your spec and weight budget.
AUTOMOTIVE & EV
Battery trays, motor housings, and body brackets that keep up with a design cycle changing every sprint.
ROBOTICS
End-effectors, mounting plates, and gearbox housings — fully constrained and ready to print or machine.
MEDICAL DEVICES
Surgical instruments, prosthetic interfaces, and lab fixtures — from clinical insight to printable prototype.
CONSUMER ELECTRONICS
Enclosures with DfM baked in — snap-fits, draft angles, and mold tolerances that pass first-shot.
INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY
Pumps, valves, jigs, and fixtures — production-quality one-offs without burning a senior CAD week.
R&D AND PROTOTYPING
Run twenty design variants instead of two. Compare, branch, regenerate — without losing feature history.
MANUFACTURING TOOLING
Custom jigs, fixtures, and mold inserts from part files — auto-constrained to your tooling rules.
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Engineering teams across
— Stories
Real workflows, real numbers. Identifying details abstracted at customer request.
Tier-1 supplier, additive titanium parts
An aerospace supplier needed to evaluate 18 packaging variants for a satellite antenna mount. Their CAD team typically modeled three per week. SolidMake produced parametric STEP files for all 18 — each respecting wall-thickness, draft, and topology limits — in under a day, with FEA-ready geometry.
EV startup, prototype phase
When packaging changed every Sprint, the mech-eng team was rebuilding the battery tray from scratch. SolidMake captured the constraints (cell layout, fasteners, cooling channels) and now regenerates an updated tray in minutes — every Monday, before standup.
Industrial automation integrator
An integrator deploys robots into 30+ new factories a year, each needing a custom end-effector for a unique part. They now describe the part and the grip pose in plain English; SolidMake delivers a printable two-finger gripper assembly — fully constrained — by lunch.
Wearables OEM, EVT phase
A wearables team kept failing tolerance checks late in EVT. With SolidMake they front-load DfM — minimum wall, draft, snap-fit clearance, and assembly order — into every enclosure variant. The molders now get parts that mold the first time, not the third.
— The pattern
SolidMake is general-purpose CAD intent — if you can describe the part, we can build it.
