AssemblyRoute AI · CAD/BOM to assembly-ready build

From CAD/BOM
to assemblies.

Turn engineering files into a buildable route: Design for Manufacturability (DFM) gates, Request for Quote (RFQ) scope, supplier questions, and a clear assembly decision.

Detailed mechanical assembly drawing
Evidence CAD/BOM → DFM gates
Today CAD/BOM → DFM Sprint → RFQ scope Next Managed RFQ → assembly → testing Later

CAD/BOM in. Assembly route out.

AssemblyRoute AI turns finished CAD into supplier-ready evidence: DFM gates, route decisions, RFQ scope, and build questions.

01

Check CAD/BOM against assembly gates.

02

Turn blockers into supplier questions.

03

Decide: release, correct, hold, or request evidence.

Build readiness before RFQ.

DFM Sprint turns your CAD/BOM into a supplier-ready gate report: what can be quoted, what must change, and what evidence is missing before release.

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Path to assembly

Start with DFM. Move to build.

Use the sprint to remove quote blockers before supplier outreach. Then move to managed RFQ, assembly/subassembly, and test handoff with a cleaner package.

DFM Sprint

$750-1,500

One CAD/BOM package. One gate report. One assembly-ready decision.

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AssemblyRoute AI

From CAD/BOM to assembly-ready RFQ, build decisions, and test handoff.

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