01 / 06Drawing
It starts with a drawing.
A PDF, a DWG or a scanned sheet from decades ago. Often it is all that is left of a part.
GEOSeen finds similar parts across 2D drawings, 3D CAD models, and mixed-format manufacturing archives. Start from a PDF/DWG drawing, STEP model, image, or sketch.
01 / 06Drawing
A PDF, a DWG or a scanned sheet from decades ago. Often it is all that is left of a part.
02 / 063D model
GEOSeen reads views, contours and dimensions as one shape, and can rebuild the part in 3D.
03 / 06Fingerprint
Every drawing and model is indexed by its geometry, not by filenames, part numbers or folders.
04 / 06Archive search
Drawings find models and models find drawings, across PDF, DWG, DXF, scans and STEP.
05 / 06Matches
Results are ranked by geometric similarity, with drawings and models side by side.
06 / 06Price
Similar parts that already have prices give a price range, with the confidence behind it.
Inside GEOSeen
Six workflows, each recorded in the GEOSeen application.
Upload a 2D technical drawing and find similar drawings by geometric content across PDF, DWG, DXF, and legacy archive sources.
Where it fits
One geometry search layer for reuse, quoting, work preparation, and part history
Find existing similar parts before modeling or releasing another variant. Reuse proven drawings and CAD models across programs.
Use similar historical parts with known quotes, routings, or production records to support faster cost context without making RFQ the whole workflow.
Locate prior manufacturing drawings, related CAD files, and similar production examples while preparing a new job or engineering change.
Search old drawing vaults by geometry when filenames, customer part numbers, and manual tags no longer describe what is inside.
Trace a part from drawing to model to previous work so engineers can see where it appeared, changed, or was manufactured before.
Identify duplicate or near-duplicate designs across product lines and bring reusable parts back into engineering standards.
FAQ
Quick answers about the geometric search engine
GEOSeen is an AI-powered geometric search engine built by Symge. It lets manufacturing engineers search for CAD parts by their actual geometry, not just filenames or metadata. Upload a 3D model, 2D drawing, image, or sketch, and GEOSeen finds visually similar parts across your entire repository in under 100 milliseconds.
Traditional PLM and PDM systems search by filename, part number, or metadata tags. This requires perfect data discipline. GEOSeen is a geometric search engine that searches by geometry itself using computer vision and machine learning. It works even when parts are mislabeled, untagged, or stored in different formats. Zero training data and zero manual configuration required.
GEOSeen supports 20+ formats including STEP, IGES, STL, OBJ, and BREP for 3D, and DXF, DWG, PDF, and TIFF for 2D. It also accepts images (PNG, JPG) and freehand sketches as search inputs. Cross-format search means a 2D query can return 3D results and vice versa.
Upload any 3D CAD model (STEP, IGES, STL, or 15+ other formats) and GEOSeen's AI extracts a multi-dimensional geometric fingerprint. This fingerprint is compared against every part in your repository to find shapes with similar geometry, regardless of orientation, scale, or file format.
No. GEOSeen works out of the box with zero training data, no Bill of Materials, and no manual configuration. Point it at your CAD repository and start searching immediately. The geometric search engine understands geometry natively without needing to learn your specific part catalog.
Yes. GEOSeen processes geometric fingerprints for search, keeping your proprietary design data protected. On-premises and private cloud deployment options are available for organizations with strict data residency or security requirements.
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