Naval architecture
A general arrangement takes days.This takes an afternoon.
Give it the drawing a client sent you. It reads the particulars, works out the frame spacing and deck heights, and drafts the sheet — profile, decks, sections, tank plan — as a real CAD file you can open, measure and edit.
Give it the source
A PDF from the client, a photo of a marked-up print, an existing DXF. Whatever you were going to work from anyway.
Watch it draft
Views, frame grid, compartments, equipment, dimensions — appearing on screen as they are drawn, so you can stop it the moment it goes wrong.
Take the file
A real DXF you can open and edit, plus a PDF for review. Every dimension measured from the geometry, never typed over it.
Drawings you can put your name on
It draws, it doesn't sketch
Every line is geometry in a real drawing file with real coordinates. Open it in your CAD package and dimension it yourself — the numbers will agree.
It checks its own work
Before it hands anything over it measures what it drew against what you asked for, looks at the sheet, and tells you what it could not finish.
It cannot quietly lie
A dimension always shows what the geometry actually measures. If the two disagree, the drawing gets fixed — never the label.
Your title block, your standards
Sheets come out in the Aries frame with the particulars filled in from measured values, ready for review.
Start with one drawing
Pick a sheet you already know the answer to, and see how close it gets.
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