Engineering built to
tolerance.

DevWorks CAD modeling delivers parametric geometry and drawings held to tolerance for manufacturers and engineering teams—not automation rules or plugins inside your CAD tool.

Engineer comparing a tolerance analysis dashboard against a machined metal assembly on the shop floor

What lands in your repository.

Every engagement ships production-ready files native CAD, neutral exchange formats, technical drawings and a documented change log. No deliverable surprises.

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Parametric models

Fully constrained, feature-trees that survive iteration. Edit a single dimension and watch the whole assembly update.

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Technical drawings

GD&T, BOM, exploded views and section cuts conforming to ISO 128 / ASME Y14.5 — ready for the shop floor.

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Simulation-ready meshes

Clean, watertight geometry pre-validated for FEA, CFD and motion studies. No re-meshing, no stitching, no surprises.

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Manufacturing package

DFM-reviewed files, tolerance stacks, supplier-ready quote packs and revision history. Hand it to a vendor; they build it.

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Revision history & documentation

Every model ships with a documented change log and version history, so any team member can trace exactly what changed, when, and why.

Class-A surfaces with zero curvature breaks.

For consumer products and exterior automotive, we hand-build G2/G3 continuous surfaces tested under reflective light maps. Highlight lines flow exactly where the design intended.

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G2/G3 continuity verification

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Curvature combs across every spline

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Watertight body for tooling release

Designer reviewing a Class-A surfaced consumer product model on a workstation monitor

Validated under real-world load.

Before a part hits production, we stress-test it digitally. Static, modal, fatigue and thermal — paired with hand-calculations — so the safety factor isn't a guess.

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Static + non-linear stress analysis

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Fatigue prediction (S-N, ε-N)

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Topology & weight optimization

Engineer pointing at a stress-analysis chart on a large display

Designed for the line, not the screen.

Every model is reviewed against real manufacturing constraints — draft angles, undercuts, weld access, tool reach, fastener clearance. Quotes come back tighter; rejects, fewer.

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Injection-mould DFM (draft, ribs, parting)

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CNC machinability & tool-access map

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Sheet-metal flat patterns & bend allowance

Abstract network diagram representing manufacturing-constraint data flow

From sketch to shippable.

A linear, milestone-driven workflow with two checkpoints, daily sync access, and zero ambiguity. You'll always know what we're doing and what's next.

(01)

Discovery call

30-minute scoping. Constraints, target cost, manufacturing process, regulatory needs.

(02)

Concept & sketch

2–3 directions in low-fidelity geometry. We pick a direction together before committing detail.

(03)

Parametric build

Feature tree, mates, configurations and a verified BOM. Daily progress dropped to your folder.

(04)

Optimize cloud performance

FEA pass, DFM checklist, design review meeting and a written report with recommended changes.

(01)

Discovery call

30-minute scoping. Constraints, target cost, manufacturing process, regulatory needs.

(02)

Concept & sketch

2–3 directions in low-fidelity geometry. We pick a direction together before committing detail.

(03)

Parametric build

Feature tree, mates, configurations and a verified BOM. Daily progress dropped to your folder.

(04)

Optimize cloud performance

FEA pass, DFM checklist, design review meeting and a written report with recommended changes.

Industries We Serve

We support a wide range of industries with precision-driven engineering and design solutions tailored to sector-specific requirements. Our expertise enables businesses to accelerate product development, improve operational efficiency, and maintain high-quality standards across diverse industrial applications.

Aerospace & defense
Automotive & mobility
Medical devices
Industrial robotics
Consumer products
Energy & cleantech

Frequently asked questions

Yes — mutual NDA before the first call, work-for-hire IP assignment in the SOW. We can also work under client-provided agreements; legal review typically takes 24–48 hours.

We deliver in your native format of choice — SolidWorks, Creo, NX, Inventor, or Fusion 360 — plus neutral exchange formats (STEP, IGES, Parasolid) so every stakeholder can open the files without a translation step.

Yes. We can work inside your existing PLM/PDM system (Windchill, Teamcenter, SOLIDWORKS PDM, etc.) under your revision and release controls, or mirror your folder structure if direct access isn't possible.

Every review generates a tracked action list. Revisions are turned around within the agreed sprint window, and each iteration bumps the file revision with a changelog entry — nothing overwrites silently.

Both. Well-scoped deliverables — a part, an assembly, a drawing package — are quoted fixed-price; open-ended or evolving work is billed hourly with a weekly cap you approve in advance.

Yes — we can prepare supplier-ready quote packs and, where useful, recommend manufacturing partners from our network based on your process, volume, and tolerance requirements.