u/RmrM3805

I'm creating an AI that designs your personal inventions from scratch. Would you like it? 🚀

Hi everyone! I'm a 15-year-old with a passion for the maker world, cosplay, and 3D printing.

I often have a unique idea for an object or gadget that doesn't exist in any store, but when I go to Google or YouTube, I can't find any tutorials explaining how to build it or what materials to use.

To solve this problem, I'm developing a website (it'll be called *FabrikAI*) that does exactly this: you write your personal idea (e.g., "a glove that throws confetti with a button" or "a flexible tablet stand with an internal cable management system for the bed"), upload a hand-drawn drawing, or ask for a shared project (not your own), and the AI instantly calculates:

1. different design/engineering variations.
2. A [CHEAP] guide using recycled or low-cost materials.
3. An [ADVANCED] guide with mechanical tolerances, electronic components, and programming scripts (e.g., Python or Arduino).
4. Automatic links to 3D catalogs (Thingiverse/Printables) if the object requires printable parts.

The application will be ready in about a month (early September) and will support five languages.

Since I'm currently programming it, I wanted to ask: would you need a tool like this for your projects? Would you use it?

Any suggestions or criticisms for improving it are welcome in the comments! If you're interested, leave me a comment and I'll get back to you as soon as I power up the servers in September. Thanks everyone!

I'm creating an AI that designs your personal inventions from scratch. Would you like it? 🚀

Hi everyone! I'm a 15-year-old with a passion for the maker world, cosplay, and 3D printing.

I often have a unique idea for an object or gadget that doesn't exist in any store, but when I go to Google or YouTube, I can't find any tutorials explaining how to build it or what materials to use.

To solve this problem, I'm developing a website (it'll be called *FabrikAI*) that does exactly this: you write your personal idea (e.g., "a glove that throws confetti with a button" or "a flexible tablet stand with an internal cable management system for the bed"), upload a hand-drawn drawing, or ask for a shared project (not your own), and the AI instantly calculates:

1. different design/engineering variations.
2. A [CHEAP] guide using recycled or low-cost materials.
3. An [ADVANCED] guide with mechanical tolerances, electronic components, and programming scripts (e.g., Python or Arduino).
4. Automatic links to 3D catalogs (Thingiverse/Printables) if the object requires printable parts.

The application will be ready in about a month (early September) and will support five languages.

Since I'm currently programming it, I wanted to ask: would you need a tool like this for your projects? Would you use it?

Any suggestions or criticisms for improving it are welcome in the comments! If you're interested, leave me a comment and I'll get back to you as soon as I power up the servers in September. Thanks everyone!

I'm creating an AI that designs your personal inventions from scratch. Would you like it? 🚀

Hi everyone! I'm a 15-year-old with a passion for the maker world, cosplay, and 3D printing.

I often have a unique idea for an object or gadget that doesn't exist in any store, but when I go to Google or YouTube, I can't find any tutorials explaining how to build it or what materials to use.

To solve this problem, I'm developing a website (it'll be called *FabrikAI*) that does exactly this: you write your personal idea (e.g., "a glove that throws confetti with a button" or "a flexible tablet stand with an internal cable management system for the bed"), upload a hand-drawn drawing, or ask for a shared project (not your own), and the AI instantly calculates:

1. different design/engineering variations.

2. A [CHEAP] guide using recycled or low-cost materials.

3. An [ADVANCED] guide with mechanical tolerances, electronic components, and programming scripts (e.g., Python or Arduino).

4. Automatic links to 3D catalogs (Thingiverse/Printables) if the object requires printable parts.

The application will be ready in about a month (early September) and will support five languages.

Since I'm currently programming it, I wanted to ask: would you need a tool like this for your projects? Would you use it?

Any suggestions or criticisms for improving it are welcome in the comments! If you're interested, leave me a comment and I'll get back to you as soon as I power up the servers in September. Thanks everyone!