Echo · Semantic Search
Find any part instantly across your vault
Echo understands the geometry and intent of every component in your library, so engineers can find and reuse existing parts instead of remaking them.
Echo understands the geometry and intent of every component in your library, so engineers can find and reuse existing parts instead of remaking them.
— THE PROBLEM · 01
And when engineers can't quickly find an existing component, they often just remake it.
Duplicate work gets baked into the BOM.
Sourcing teams request quotes for parts you already qualified.
Suppliers juggle near-identical SKUs.
COGS climb quietly, revision after revision.
Echo ends the duplication by understanding the actual geometry and intent of every part in your vault.
— FEATURES · 02
Echo reads your vault the way an experienced engineer would - part numbers, descriptions, and the geometry itself. Ask for what you need, any way you know it.
Search using keywords, in addition to part numbers, descriptions, or filenames across your entire engineering library - fuzzy-matched and ranked instantly
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Find your part in seconds
Instantly identify existing parts that are geometrically or contextually similar - even when metadata is missing, wrong, or inconsistent
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3.1x fewer duplicate parts
Automatically classify and tag parts by feature, family, and function so engineers can actually find and reuse them later
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0 manual tagging required
— WORKFLOW · 03
Echo plugs into your existing engineering stack through APIs. Search from the web, your CAD toolbar, or the BOM editor. Results surface the part, its revisions, and where it's already used.
Part numbers, free-text descriptions, filenames, or keywords — Echo searches every field of every revision in your vault.
Drop in a STEP file or select a body. Echo compares geometry against your whole vault and surfaces candidates you can reuse.
Echo classifies every part it sees - function, family, manufacturing process, material.
New uploads inherit the same taxonomy your vault already uses, so nothing gets lost again.
— IMPACT · 04
Join the engineering teams reclaiming their vaults,
and the hours, quotes, and revisions that come back with them.
Join the thousands of engineers innovating with Bild