The first three showcases are edited recordings of supervised CAD sessions. The opening prompts are shortened, follow-up prompts are omitted, and playback is accelerated. Chat activity is summarized; tool code, outputs and diagnostics are omitted. These are demonstrations of the workflow, not autonomous one-prompt builds or manufacturing certifications. The capability examples further down the homepage are illustrative.
Scan: Motorcycle upper triple clamp, Artec Group inc. The source archive includes CC BY 3.0 Unported; its model page identifies CC BY 4.0. The demonstration aligns the scan and reconstructs it using analytic sketches and native CAD features. The source scan is unchanged.
Native parameter edit/restore and export/reopen checks pass. This is an illustrative reconstruction, not a validated replacement vehicle component.
The recorded design includes four ratios and clearance studies. Gear links are ideal kinematics, not a dynamic tooth-contact simulation.
Drawing source: NASA HUNCH heat-stake press drawing set, A. Edwards, July 7, 2022. The reconstruction includes documented source ambiguities and functional deviations. Cable motion is prescribed geometry, not a force/contact simulation. NASA does not endorse Vector.
The examples below the opening demos are scripted to illustrate common requests; their chats are written rather than recorded. Two of them use published open hardware:
Neither project nor its authors endorse Vector.