As someone working in R&D, I was really impressed by Leo. It's amazing how the part search, or retrieval as they call it, finds parts that I wouldn't have caught otherwise. When we were redesigning a mounting bracket with specific load specs, Leo pulled up three viable options from suppliers I hadn't considered, one of which fit our envelope constraints perfectly. The geometry search has also been invaluable, helping me find standard parts instead of designing new ones, saving a huge amount of time and effort. The search system is smart and CAD-aware, which is a big time saver. I love that it was made by people who truly understand the struggles of mechanical engineers. The connection to our PDM and using that as a data source is legit the best thing ever, and it’s easy to set up with a simple installation process. I also tried the assembly inspection feature, and it looks promising. Overall, this tool has been incredibly useful and is the best thing to have for mechanical engineering tasks.

As an industrial designer without an in-house engineer, Leo feels like having an expert always by my side. It lets me ask engineering questions, check ideas, and move forward with confidence instead of getting stuck. It bridges the gap between design and engineering, which makes my work much smoother and faster.

What I like most about Leo is its ability to review assemblies and provide intelligent part recommendations. It can search within our own library, helping engineers reuse existing components, reduce design time, and improve consistency across projects.