I work as a mechanical engineer in a large enterprise, and I see Leo as the next leap in our profession since the invention of CAD. It’s the only AI for Mechanical Engineers that actually understands CAD, PLM, and the realities of enterprise design work. With Leo, our team improves design quality, reduces mistakes, and shortens time-to-market. Instead of wasting hours on repetitive searches and calculations, we focus on making better products and leading our category. For enterprise teams, this is the AI for Mechanical Engineering we’ve been waiting for.

What makes Leo stand out in the CAD AI space is not just the speed- it’s the reliability. That’s the only AI Mechanical engineers can really trust. Enterprise engineering teams can’t risk mistakes, and Leo addresses that directly by combining SOC 2-level data security with knowledge from both PLM systems and the world’s most respected engineering references.  Imagine you’re leading a section that designs assemblies with dozens of interdependent parts: traditionally, design reviews would drag on for weeks because each calculation and standard had to be verified. With Leo, those checks are automated and tied to the company’s own approved practices. Directors I’ve spoken with said it completely changed how they manage projects: less time on repetitive verification, more time on real innovation. For mid-cap manufacturers that want a competitive edge, Leo is the AI copilot that makes engineering faster, safer, and smarter.

Medium and large engineering teams waste time on design errors, searching for old CAD files, and tedious documentation. Leo fixes this by making a company’s CAD and text data usable. Engineers can instantly find and reuse validated parts, reduce repetitive work, and focus on real engineering. The result: fewer mistakes, faster throughput, and more innovation. Like SolidWorks in the 1990s, Leo isn’t just speeding up processes—it’s changing how engineers work.