Manufacturers in aerospace, automotive, medical and defense run geometric (GD&T) inspection two ways: physically on a CMM using DMIS programs, or quickly with a 3D scanner. Moving a part from the CMM to the scanner has meant rebuilding its inspection program from scratch.

Ai-Inspect closes that gap — and goes further. It reads the engineering drawing itself and balloons it automatically, runs your existing DMIS programs on scans from any scanner, computes full GD&T, renders a color deviation map, audits section profiles and produces the ballooned reports your customers expect — so the program you already have keeps working when the part is scanned instead of probed.

Everything runs locally on Windows, with a fully localized interface in Hebrew, English and Russian. The built-in AI assistant uses a local model, so your drawings, CAD and scan data never leave your machine — ideal for regulated, defense and air-gapped environments where Ai-Inspect is already deployed.