Mesh to CAD conversion
Transforms 3D scans or meshes into CAD models in seconds, reducing manual feature rebuilding from noisy geometry.
Backflip AI turns 3D scans and meshes into CAD-native models for designers and engineers. Onshape plugin and web app export .STEP files for CAD workflows.
Backflip AI is a 3D AI product focused on converting scans and meshes into CAD-native models. The site positions it as a way to reduce manual CAD work and speed up the process of rebuilding geometry from real-world objects.
The product currently centers on mesh-to-CAD workflows. One path runs through an Onshape plugin that creates parts with a native feature tree, and another uses a web app that outputs downloadable .STEP files for use in other CAD software.
Transforms 3D scans or meshes into CAD models in seconds, reducing manual feature rebuilding from noisy geometry.
Creates parametric CAD models rather than flat geometry, so outputs can be edited in standard CAD workflows.
Builds natively in Onshape and can generate parts with a native feature tree inside the Onshape sidebar.
Exports downloadable .STEP files from the web app for use in other CAD packages.
Supports both 3D scans and meshes as input, according to the product pages.
Uses a waitlist-based beta flow, indicating the product is still being rolled out.
Import a scan of an existing part and rebuild it as a parametric CAD model instead of redrawing features by hand.
Turn captured geometry into editable CAD so a replacement part can be adjusted and reused in downstream design work.
Use the Onshape plugin to keep reconstruction work inside an Onshape sidebar workflow when your team already designs there.
Export .STEP files from the web app when you want CAD-compatible geometry for other modeling packages.
Backflip AI focuses on transforming 3D scans or meshes into CAD-native models. The site also says the tools are currently in active beta and that users can join the waitlist to try them when they go live.
The site shows two ways to use the product: an Onshape plugin that creates Onshape parts with a native feature tree, and a Backflip web app that reconstructs scans into downloadable .STEP files.
The site states that the Onshape plugin lives in the Onshape sidebar and that the web app is cross-platform. No broader platform list is provided.
The pricing page at the provided URL is not available and returns a Page Not Found response, so the site does not currently expose pricing details in the collected evidence.
The collected pages do not describe team plans, account setup steps, or detailed limits. They do say the tools are in active beta and that interested users can join the waitlist.