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AI CAD

Atech AI CAD.

An open-source tool for Prompt-To-Product, with AI 3D CAD and custom casing around Atech modules. More coming soon.

Based on

FreeCAD
Atech AI CAD: the prompt "I want a rocket" on the left, and on the right the finished model, a retro desk rocket with red fins, a porthole screen and a speaker grille. In the clip the rocket turns see-through to show the electronics inside.
Made from the single prompt “I want a rocket” in Atech Atelier.

FreeCAD logo © The FreeCAD Project Association, CC BY 4.0.

Digital twins

Simulation ready.

Open-sourced digital twins of the Atech modules, for simulations and games.

Supports USD for Isaac Sim, MJCF for MuJoCo, URDF for ROS and Gazebo.

Works with

MuJoCoNVIDIA Isaac Sim
  • 14-Port Motherboard
  • Screen
  • Knob
  • Speaker
  • Microphone
  • DC Motor
  • Light Grid
  • Button

NVIDIA and Isaac Sim are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of NVIDIA Corporation in the U.S. and other countries. MuJoCo is a trademark of Google DeepMind.

Arena

Our digital twins are great for games too.

Try the Atech Car here.

Controls: click it, drive with W A S D or the arrow keys, Shift to boost, and drag the car to throw it around.

Open the Arena

For parents, schools & the learner

Revive your inner child.

Unleash that same creativity you had as a child and start building real world products. Electronics that is as easy as LEGO now exist. No wiring, no soldering: a first build works in an afternoon.

A hand holding the Atech board over an Amsterdam canal in the sunComing soon
Gustav with an open kit case, students building around himComing soon
The children testing the finished car on the table

Something fun to do with your teenager, friend, colleague or partner. Here are some recommended examples you can build in less than 30 minutes.

Gustav with a boy and a girl at the table, kit boxes open in front of them

Short videos about every part, and ten builds to make. For children about 7 to 15, building with a grown-up. In English, Danish and Swedish.

Two open custom kit cases engraved The Stanford Robotics Center, modules in white foam

Kits for courses and hackathons.

Inspiration

Built on the ESP32.

Every Atech board has an ESP32-S3 inside, so these open-source projects are yours to build on.

Good to access

Docs, links and the rest.

  • DocsModules, boards, firmware and the editor, in detail.
  • SimulationsRun the builds on a virtual board, and download every module as a 3D model.
  • Factory resetPut an Atech board back to the original setup and give it a name.
  • DiscordQuestions, builds and news from the community.
  • SocialsEvery Atech account in one place.
  • For Software DevelopersGive your AI physical senses. Build your project with your own coding agent and learn electronics as you go.
  • For CompaniesRapid prototyping and internal hackathons, custom modules, and boards that work with your own hardware.
  • HackathonsRunning an event on Atech: reach us, and where to find us next.
  • LogosOfficial logos for press, partners and creators.
  • SupportHelp with an order, a kit or a build: mail [email protected] or anyone on the team.
  • ContactThe team behind Atech, and how to reach us. Or write to [email protected].