Adam

Adam is an AI workspace built specifically for hardware engineering teams. It connects directly to CAD tools (Onshape, Fusion, SolidWorks), PLM systems (Arena), supplier catalogs (McMaster-Carr, Digi-Key, Xometry), and collaboration platforms (Slack, Jira, Notion) to become a real-time copilot for mechanical design, BOM management, sourcing, and engineering documentation. Instead of exporting files, Adam reads geometry, BOMs, drawings, and revisions in a single connected graph, enabling it to perform tasks like model edits, BOM reconciliation, RFQ drafting, and ECO packet creation. Targeted at hardware teams – from startups to established engineering groups – Adam aims to eliminate tedious recurring work. Users interact via Slack or email, issuing natural language commands such as "thicken the sinking boss" or "build the v3 BOM." Adam then executes the work in the background, returning branched model edits, updated drawings, reconciled BOMs, or drafted RFQs, all linked to source files. What makes Adam different is its deep integration with engineering workflows. It doesn't just produce text; it manipulates CAD geometry (e.g., adding draft, fillets, or gussets), updates drawing dimensions, and generates supplier-ready documentation. The platform emphasizes security by reading data without exporting IP, and supports over 3,000 integrations via Slack, Gmail, and other connectors. Compared to generic AI assistants that only output text, Adam actually executes CAD operations within your design environment. It's a purpose-built copilot for mechanical hardware, not a general-purpose chatbot — making it ideal for teams already invested in Onshape, Fusion, or SolidWorks.