EboraBot CAD Figure Solver
Upload or photograph a CAD drawing (or a part drawing you need to recreate) and EboraBot reads it for you — it identifies the drawing type and projection system, names each view, reads the geometry, dimensions, radii/diameters and GD&T, flags missing views or dimensioning issues, and explains how to read it (and how to build it in CAD) step-by-step. Great for orthographic view sets, isometric/oblique pictorials, dimensioned details, and model-space screenshots.
📷 Upload or photograph a CAD or part drawing — an orthographic view set, an isometric/oblique pictorial, a dimensioned detail, or a model-space screenshot. EboraBot identifies the drawing type and projection system, names the views, reads the geometry, dimensions and GD&T, and explains how to read it (and how to build it in CAD) step-by-step. Costs 15 EP per drawing.
📘 CAD Drawing Reading & Explanation
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Before you analyze
EboraBot reads your drawing with AI vision, then explains it. Heads up:
- It can misread a drawing — a "5" might become "3", a hidden line can look like a center line, a dimension can be misread.
- It can mistake the projection angle (first- vs third-angle) if the symbol isn't shown.
- Always check the "What EboraBot read" box before trusting the explanation — and use the free correction box if it got something wrong.
- The explanation is a study aid. Verify against your plate, your notes, and what your professor taught.
How the CAD Figure Solver works
Upload or photograph a CAD or part drawing and EboraBot identifies the drawing type and projection system, names the views, reads geometry, dimensions and GD&T, and explains how to read and build it. Heads up:
- Costs 15 EP per drawing (the AI-vision step is the heavy part).
- Best for drawings — orthographic view sets, isometric/oblique pictorials, dimensioned details, model-space screenshots. For pure command/workflow questions use the CAD Worded Solver (cheaper).
- Take a straight, well-lit photo — crop to just the drawing. Angled or blurry sheets confuse the reader.
- Check the reading box before trusting the explanation.