Hanomi

Hanomi develops AI software for mechanical engineering that automates the production of 2D technical drawings from 3D CAD models. Users upload a native CAD file or STEP file — either individual parts or assemblies — and the system generates an editable, CAD-compatible 2D drawing that includes geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T). The company states that the feature tree and assembly constraints of the uploaded model are preserved, that output can be delivered in the drawing format of the customer's choice, and that generated drawings are intended to be sent directly to manufacturers alongside the CAD model.

More broadly, the company positions itself as building intelligent agents that analyze, fix, and autocomplete complex hardware designs while respecting user-defined constraints and optimizing for production, with the stated aim of letting less experienced engineers produce work comparable to that of experienced practitioners. Its stated vision is to bridge the gap between design and manufacturing.

Business model

Software platform sold to engineering teams; the website directs prospects to schedule a demo for early access rather than offering self-serve sign-up. Specific pricing or contract terms are not disclosed in the available sources.

Traction

Sources indicate an early-stage company: a March 2025 funding profile lists Hanomi as seed stage with 2-10 employees in the engineering design industry, and the website is still offering early access via demo scheduling. No customer counts, revenue, or usage figures are disclosed.

Latest developments

In March 2025 Hanomi announced a $3,000,000 seed round, with funds earmarked for R&D on its AI algorithms, hiring, and broader platform capabilities including simulation tools and real-time design feedback. The company website prominently displays the seed round announcement and a "Backed by" investor section.