Raven CAD: AI Agent for 3D Modeling

So, I already started the demo AWS you can see. Trade, we've built, an agent that helps architects, software engineers, and a bunch of other people who have to do 3 d modeling, basically get their work done. So what you're gonna see here is we're marketing within an existing CAD software. This is our pop up here. That's the Brain Agent. Run we've been in the market for a year and a half. So a year and a half ago, there was no pop up, and we were Bot components. On here, like, very, very different. So we're basically for the last year and a half, we've been moving to the new paradigm, like, every couple pull months, you know, because we've been around for a bit. And what you see is a node based way to author 3 d models. So it's not code directly, and you're also not locking around in the UI. But instead, you have these little components that are kind of a path command that is executed sequentially. Right? So what you can see is that the agent everything's green because it's in a diff view. So all of these are new components that agents agent is adding. And, basically, this is building a graph that describes steer 3 d model. But, the 3 d model is based on the image that I provided, which is the famous title of the pavilion in Germany. And it's cool because it's basically, 1 piece of cloth that is, under tension and then becomes a roof. Okay? So this is a he was a pioneer of these kind of structures. So I asked Agent to model and simulate this pavilion. And what we can see it's actually a little bit small, so I'm just gonna to minimize. AWS you can steer, Raven has Bot Li created the pavilion, but it's also done a loss simulation of it, which now, you can see kind of how if you put it under tension, the curve would deform and Date take this, like, stretched form here. Okay? And then all of this happens just within these components. So you're basically agent is using some input points to make a surface, which is what we see, where is the square is here. So the entire square is a Husmann, and then it's using that surface and AI some forces through it and running them through a simulation run outcomes ship, you know, simple physics simulation thing that you can do in a couple in a minute. But, the interesting thing is we actually have 5,000 monthly active users on this tool. It's used AI, most of Art architects, They have about AI Presenter lot of Art engineers run and Yves people that make boats and people that make the sneakers that you're wearing and people that make jewelry and all sorts of crazy different things. So, the coolest thing about the the Code based editing here is not just making geometry, but it's the fact that there's a marketplace that's been around Date 20 years with over 1,000 different debugging that solve for specific problems. So the basic, basic notes that, you know, the software HINTS with is CAD, like 3 d Code. And then people build a plug in for physics simulations run to build your own FEA solver to do structure analysis and to, you know, Build and eliminate your ship model or something or to define which Art of diamond is in your jewelry piece and so on. So there's a huge production of domain specific plugins that existing, and Trade just uses them, to help you get your work done. So the interesting thing with the nodes is that even when Netherlands were not perfect at coding yet, you could get really interesting results because you don't have to do the low level, coding. You just, at die higher level, orchestrate the existing model. Right? So, our Li Raven. Website's Build. You can check us out. We actually, are most successful because we're big on LinkedIn and on YouTube. So if you, see us there, you know, check it out. This is all sorts of different people around the world using Raven. As you can see, me showing up also with Philip, 1 of my cofounders. Here's someone who visually films his screen while the AI is doing his work. And then 1 thing that we've learned is that, getting people to use your Product and give you feedback and actually, like, having people around the world, using the product in their own language, also very interesting. Like, unlocking new tools for them because they don't have to learn English has been a really rewarding experience. Very cool, very fun. And, not Filipinos, but Magnus, I think, is here. AI here. Max on our team. Max, my cofounder, is also here. And if you wanna talk about AI agents or you are interested in what the next paradigm is that we're building for, come talk to me later. Thanks.