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.

What I liked the best about LEO and the most helpful thing about LEO AI is its ability to give you a place to start in design. Instead of worrying about where to start or what to do, LEO AI will give you something to work off of and the information needed to do it.

Engineering companies generate huge amounts of CAD and text data, but most of it sits unused. Their current tools (CAD editor, PLM) don't provide any useful search capabilities- very minor ones based on the text of the titles of the parts, which is provides bad fit to the problem in hand (the title of the part doesn't describe when'll the geometry of the parts etc), especially for mechanical engineers. Leo changes that. It integrates directly with PLM and existing workflows, making past designs, standards, and calculations instantly available. The result is fewer errors, faster decision-making, and a more consistent process across teams - all with enterprise-grade security. For organizations looking to modernize mechanical design, Leo is a real step forward.