InfinitForm has launched its Generative Engineering Platform, to automate part design optimisation for traditional manufacturing processes, bridging the Design-to-Manufacturing gap.
Automated analysis accounts for multiple manufacturability variables, including wall thickness, draft angles, tool size and accessibility, tolerance stack-up, assembly complexity and tooling feasibility, optimising parts for processes including CNC machining, die casting, injection moulding, extrusion, additive manufacturing, and hybrid manufacturing.
Generative Engineering Platform marries proprietary, GPU-accelerated solvers with InfinitForm’s AI Co-Pilot, enabling engineers to automate DFM analysis while optimising for performance and cost – accelerating time to manufacture from ‘weeks to days’, as AI-optimised outputs reduce revision cycles and improve first-pass manufacturing yields.
“Design and manufacturing have long operated in silos, creating inefficiencies and costly delays,” said InfinitForm CEO Dr. Michael Bogomolny. “While traditional generative design tools were intended to bridge this gap, they largely optimise for additive manufacturing and ignore the constraints of most production methods.
“With InfinitForm, we combine design optimisation with manufacturing intelligence, so engineers no longer have to choose between performance and manufacturability.”
InfinitForm generates prismatic engineering designs. To further streamline customer workflows, the company has partnered with Autodesk Fusion, Siemens NX, and is a Research Associate with Dassault Systèmes Solidworks, providing parametric designs with full design history natively in those CAD systems.
“Our goal is to empower engineers with AI design and engineering tools that unlock innovation and new efficiencies rather than replace their expertise,” said Bogomolny.
“Our manufacturing-first platform amplifies engineering knowledge, accelerating DFM processes and allowing engineers to focus on creative design rather than creating manual iterations.”
The Generative Engineering Platform also features a Privacy-First Architecture to protect intellectual property. Customer designs are not used to train platform algorithms, so proprietary data is always protected.
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