Drawings contain various information such as text, numbers, and shapes, but to quickly access the necessary information from tens of thousands of drawings, it is necessary to categorize what type of information they are. For example, even if the text "ASSY" exists somewhere, picking up a huge amount of search noise will not tell you whether "ASSY" is the title name of the drawing, part of the drawing number, or an assembly instruction within the drawing. CADDi Drawer has a function to extract attribute information from drawings, making it possible to find what I'm looking for more easily. While I think the similar shape search function is also excellent, the attribute extraction function is the most widely used function for our company.

Paper drawings can be scanned and processed into digital format with high accuracy, enabling efficient search for similar items. The OCR accuracy is high, even for handwritten text.

I'm able to search intuitively and quickly, even through a huge number of drawings, and get good results quickly.