Preparing the factory
Newfield

01The factory

New capabilities.
Same machines.

Design new parts and tooling for your existing equipment, with AI.

02Module transfer

Built for
one job.

A gripper moves the original module through the cell.

03A new requirement

The product
changes.

A wider module no longer fits the original grip.

GRIP CONFLICT · LINE STOPPED

04Capture the constraint

Start with
the assembly.

Bring the existing geometry and new requirement into Newfield.

EXISTING ASSEMBLY → DESIGN CONSTRAINTS

05AI engineering

Explore a
better fit.

AI explores finger shapes, materials and fasteners.

06Guided assembly

Fit the
new tool.

Seat the revised fingers, then tighten the mounting screws.

  1. Release
  2. Align
  3. Fasten
  4. Clear

Release old fingers.

07Back in motion

Now it fits.

The same machine handles the wider part.

08Beyond one machine

What else
could change?

Adapt robot tooling, fixtures and camera mounts.

09Newfield

New possibilities for the
machines you already have.

The approach

Newfield
AI-assisted engineering

Design the change.
Keep the machine.

We’re building an AI-assisted engineering workspace for adapting industrial equipment to new products and tasks.

Start with CAD, drawings or specifications and a new requirement. Explore parts and tooling, then prepare a proposed design and assembly plan for engineering review.

The workflow

Define. Explore.
Review and assemble.

  1. Define the change

    Bring the assembly and new requirement. Identify mounting points, available space and the parts that must stay.

  2. Explore with AI

    Explore shapes, materials and fasteners against the assembly’s constraints.

  3. Review the design

    Review the proposed part, affected interfaces and installation steps before manufacture or assembly.

Automotive applications

The line stays.
The requirements evolve.

Focused changes to the equipment already on the line.

Fixtures

A revised battery module

Adapt the locating fixture to a new battery module while preserving its mounting points.

Handling

A different component

Change the gripper fingers to match a new part’s shape, contact surfaces and required reach.

Inspection

A new inspection point

Reposition a camera and its mount to bring a new inspection feature into view.

Questions

A closer look.

What kinds of changes?

Focused changes to grippers, fixtures, brackets and sensor mounts, with the original machine and its constraints in view.

Where does a project start?

With an assembly model or drawings and a new product or process requirement. These define what must fit and what must stay.

What needs engineering review?

A qualified engineer must review the design and plan appropriate testing before use, including loads, materials, motion and safe operation.

How can I get access?

Newfield is in development. Join the waitlist for availability and launch updates.

Join the team

Help build Newfield.

We’re expanding the team to build AI tools for real engineering work. Tell us what you’ve built and where you’d like to contribute.

Introduce yourself
What comes next

Join the waitlist.

Be first to hear when Newfield is ready.

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