AdamCAD is an AI Powered CAD platform that generates 3D designs in seconds
How AdamCAD works
How AdamCAD works
Text to CAD
Use prompts in AdamCAD to describe and edit the 3D
model you want to create.
Refine & Export
AdamCAD generates the 3D Model and a list of parameters based on your design to refine it further.
Image to 3D
AdamCAD’s creative mode turns any image into a 3D generation in seconds.
AdamCAD AI Co-Pilot
AdamCAD is built to integrate with the CAD software professionals rely on.
Build anything with natural language
Build anything with natural language
Whether for industrial design or mechanical engineering, Adam brings ideas to life.
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Mockup a camshaft for a 4 stroke engine
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20-tooth spur gear with a 20° pressure angle, 2.5 mm pitch
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Generate a wall mounted key holder
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3D printable phone stand
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Small desktop plant pot for succulents
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Design a futuristic mug
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Create an enclosure for a raspberry pi 4
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Make a toothbrush holder
Mockup a camshaft for a 4 stroke engine
Mockup a camshaft for a 4 stroke engine
20-tooth spur gear with a 20° pressure angle, 2.5 mm pitch
20-tooth spur gear with a 20° pressure angle, 2.5 mm pitch
Generate a wall mounted key holder
3D printable phone stand
Create a snap-fit case for an arduino nano
Create a snap-fit case for an arduino nano
Make a toothbrush holder
Make a toothbrush holder
Small desktop plant pot for succulents
Small desktop plant pot for succulents
Design a futuristic mug
Design a futuristic mug
Create an enclosure for a raspberry pi 4
Create an enclosure for a raspberry pi 4
Generate a wall mounted key holder
Generate a wall mounted key holder
3D printable phone stand
3D printable phone stand
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16 Comments
dekuma
will you expose an API/export beyond STL so teams can slot this into existing pipelines? Excited to see creative-mode evolve.
gavmor
Have you put any thought into accommodating self-supporting design to optimize for printing?
Or parametric structural optimization / topology optimization with parametric constraints?
Or, rather, if these are out of scope for your tool, then I'm wondering, like the other comment, how you'll slot into existing pipelines that do facilitate these techniques.
I'm not in the industry, I'm just curious.
moralestapia
This is really good, congrats on shipping!
Can you upload an existing model and start working from there?
liesandxander
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JKCalhoun
Having trouble trying to get a regular truncated tetrahedron. Maybe too .. obtuse? (Ha ha.)
hoakiet98
This is super interesting! Cursor CEO mentioned in interviews that they initially started with building AI for 3D models, but pivoted because they couldn't get enough data for the models to be effective.
I wonder if you think this is still true given how much better the foundation models are now.
adenta
I've had some success with openSCAD and this MCP, feel free to ping if that's helpful context
https://github.com/jhacksman/OpenSCAD-MCP-Server
klaussilveira
One thing no 3D AI tool has ever done is to focus on the concept of enhancing or restyling the textures of existing, UV-unwrapped 3D models. I had to build my own pipeline on ComfyUI and Blender scripts, exporting ID maps and black/white masks from the model UV, in order to get a Stable Diffusion to paint within the boundaries of the UV and consider it as means of painting. Using cavity maps also helped with the model create boundaries. But now I am able to quickly apply, let's say, comic-book style art into existing textures of existing models.
Have you considered providing built-in tools for mesh decimation and UV unwrapping? I know it can be quickly done with meshlab, but I imagine not a lot of Adam users would even understand the need for decimation. Any possibility for also automating rigging?
AIorNot
Computer: tea, earl gray, hot
bko
This is great. I like the pattern of integrating LLMs into specific applications. Is there something similar to figma?
There are a lot of tools to convert figma into code, but is there a reverse? Say you have code already and you neglected figma. Any way to create the figma and iterate on it through an LLM?
lucasoshiro
Feature request: since it's using OpenSCAD under the hook, it would be great to be able to download the .scad file
The "creative" mode seems to be ok, but my main interest (the parametric) failed in my first test: generate a bottle.
But anyway, good job!
arberavdullahu
Very cool! This reminds me of a use case I explored a few years ago—customizing furniture with different fabrics, wood finishes, and design options. In physical showrooms, furniture stores can usually only display a single version of each piece, but customers often want to visualize how the same item would look in various configurations. That’s where a digital tool could really shine.
One concept I explored was creating an interactive app where users can experiment with different material options—essentially a real-time configurator. There’s a great example here [1], where if you model an object as a .obj file (possibly similar to Adam’s parametric models), you can tweak its materials and colors dynamically. IKEA seems to have something similar in production for some of their products [2].
I experimented with Adam as well, and it did a surprisingly good job. The only catch: if you try to iterate too much, it tends to alter the form of the object. My ideal version of this would involve a professional photographer capturing high-resolution images of, say, a couch. Then I’d upload them into Adam, generate realistic renders with different fabrics or finishes, and download the final variants as high-quality images to use in catalogs or ecommerce.
[1] https://angon.me/experiments/6/
[2] https://www.ikea.com/gb/en/p/ektorp-2-seat-sofa-hakebo-grey-…
[3] https://app.adamcad.com/share/2f1e68ad-2cdd-4613-8fdc-fc33f2…
TheonlyJem
I think I saw a video of this on YouTube a while back, of them building this. Looks promising
b0a04gl
super curious,how are you handling constraint resolution under the hood when user modifies via prompt vs direct manipulation? are you maintaining a shared parametric model or diffing against a scene graph? also how’s geometry validation handled postgen to avoid non-manifold trash?
flippyhead
I'm excited to try this with my 11-year old. We love 3d printing stuff, but have been mostly limiting ourselves to existing works on printables. I curious how well the output here works in our prusa.
ata_aman
Somewhat related, but I'd love GPT enabled multi-physics simulations on objects. Designing in CAD, especially for intricate objects seems (currently) to be better when done by "hand", but I'd absolutely love to use speech-to-text to run different simulations on said objects.