> Given an image or a 3D mesh, SGS-1 can generate CAD B-Rep parts in STEP format. Unlike all other existing generative models, SGS-1 outputs are accurate and can be edited easily in traditional CAD software

This is a game changer, all the models before that output meshes were a toy at best. Super excited to see where they can take this.

I wander if the next step is for a step -> proprietary format (SolidWork, NX etc) model that can infer constraints.

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rkagerer 4 days ago | parent | next [-]

I agree, even if it just does a decent job of creating sane STEP geometry out of 3D scan meshes it would be a huge win.

	▲	elcritch 4 days ago \| parent \| next [-]
		I’d pay a subscription for that. There are so many hobbyist 3D printing things I’d like to do around my abode by taking some existing piece and tweaking it. Creating a model for a one off part is pretty tedious though.
	▲	jwr 4 days ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		I think the bar is even lower than that: generating sane STEP geometry from STL files generated by other CAD software is already a huge win. Autodesk Fusion pretends to be able to do that, but it only works for easy demos.

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pranavp99 3 days ago | parent | prev [-]

Thanks for this! We are actively considering this in our next model. What did you have in mind specifically?