Review the RFQ
Extract requirements from drawings and customer documents, and flag missing information for an engineer.
All use casesCNC features.
CNC features.
Made clear.
Try feature identification on preloaded CNC parts. Inspect pockets, holes, and recessed details, then explore how that understanding can support quoting and process planning.
Proposed workflow · explore the scope with Fabrex.
Discuss your workflowFeature identificationInteractive demo
From geometry to features
Select a feature to inspect the recognized geometry
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100 × 70 × 18 mm
Recognized features9 detected
Pocket 1
Detected in saved analysis
A recessed floor enclosed by walls. The floor and walls are recognized together.
- Width
- 35 mm
- Length
- 30 mm
- Total depth
- 8 mm
Preloaded samples · Saved Fabrex tools analysis. Explore the feature demo
- Input
- Preloaded CAD samples
- Analysis
- Saved recognition results
- Next step
- Engineering review
- Part geometry
- Identify features
- Review
- Plan the work
Work needs context.
Drawings, tolerances, machine availability, and delivery dates need to align before the first cut.
Keep each next step
in the same story.
Build around your process, with the right information for each stakeholder.
Plan the job
Draft a job route using your process knowledge, setup requirements, and available capacity.
Close the loop
Connect inspection records and job status so teams can investigate issues with the right context.
A housing order.
An illustrative job. See the information and decisions each team carries into the next handoff.
Drawing revision BAluminium · 100 housingsInspection requirements
RFQ review
Engineering reviews the drawing and confirms the requirements with sales.
Job route
Planning connects setup requirements, operations, and the job owner.
Inspection
Quality keeps the inspection record and any exception attached to the job.
Workflow illustration · sample data · human review at each handoff
Custom apps.
Your process.
RFQ review
Drawing revisions, stock material, tolerances, missing requirements, and quoting decisions.
Job routing
Setups, operations, available machine context, and the next responsible person.
Inspection records
Drawing requirements, dimensional checks, exceptions, and release decisions.
The feature demo uses saved recognition results from Fabrex’s engineering tools. Review detected features and candidates before manufacturing. The wider quoting, routing, and inspection workflow is proposed; confirm its scope with Fabrex.
Your workflow.
Meet Rex.
Start with the work that slows your team down. Explore what Rex and custom apps can do for it.