bananaz.ai

This platform puts AI agents to work inside a mechanical engineering team's existing CAD and PDM systems. An engineer writes a request in plain language, and the agent builds a plan from the company's native systems and standards, edits the real CAD files across the design package, verifies each step, checks every change against ASME, ISO and the organization's own checklists, routes approvals through the existing PDM workflow so PDM stays the single source of truth, and generates the release package for manufacturing. It is aimed at hardware teams in regulated industries where the work around a design consumes more time than the design itself: drawing reviews, engineering change orders, bill of materials updates and release packages. The Design Agent parses native CAD, 3D models and bills of materials directly rather than treating them as text, and runs against company standards and PDM history, so it can answer what changed since the last revision and what to fix before manufacturing with reference to the actual geometry. Specific capabilities include manufacturability checks against the team's own design rules, incoming inspection drawings and forms with automated ballooning, tables, dimensions and tolerances, tolerancing suggestions drawn from company notes, and matching of shelf parts and fasteners with supplier and cost information verified against design constraints. The company states that it is SOC 2 compliant, can be deployed in AWS GovCloud for sensitive and regulated workloads, and does not use customer design data to train its models. It was founded by two brothers, one a former head of engineering and vice president of research and development in medical devices, the other from computer vision work at Amazon. No pricing is published. The site has no pricing page and every call to action is a meeting booking, so cost is set through a sales conversation.