Coming soon · Fusion connector · Runs locally
Scan the part. Get exact hardpoints as named parameters and a billet with Fusion toolpaths. Unfacet runs on your machine, so your scans never leave it. Not on Fusion? Send us your scan and we'll send back a STEP and a billet.
Scan in
Billet out
1Scan the part and open the STL with the Unfacet connector in Fusion. The engine runs on your machine; the scan never gets uploaded.
2Exact holes, bores and mounting faces come back as real geometry in Fusion, driven by named parameters like bearing_bore.
3Get a machinable billet part around those hardpoints, with Fusion CAM toolpaths set up and ready for you to check and post.
Exact holes, bores and mounting faces as named, editable parameters in Fusion. The part of the scan you actually design and cut against.
A machinable billet part built around the hardpoints, with named sizes and Fusion CAM toolpaths.
A closed solid that follows the whole scan surface. Research only: not part of launch and not for sale.
Demo video coming soon
Same billet part, two parameter sets: bearing bore 60 → 70 mm, hub bolt 13 → 18 mm, bolt circle 111.9 → 125 mm. In Fusion, the part rebuilds from the named parameters.
We run the part through Unfacet and send back a STEP and a machinable billet you can open in SolidWorks, Onshape, Inventor, Rhino or anything that reads STEP. Founder price: $99 per part. Your upload is deleted after 30 days, and we don't train on your parts.
Mechanical parts with holes, bores and flat mounting faces: knuckles, uprights, brackets, housings, covers. Those are the features Unfacet fits exactly and turns into parameters. The demo is a scanned Model 3 front knuckle.
Any scanner or app that exports a mesh. Unfacet reads STL today (OBJ and 3MF are planned). We test with scans like those from Revopoint, Creality and EinScan units; cleaner, denser scans give better fits.
At launch, Fusion, through the Unfacet connector: hardpoints arrive as named parameters, the billet as a solid, and toolpaths in the Manufacture workspace. On another CAD, use the "send us your scan" service and get a STEP back. Tell us your CAD when you sign up: those answers decide what we build next. A web version is planned for later.
For the connector, yes: a current Fusion install. Tier 2 toolpaths use Fusion's Manufacture workspace, so what you can post depends on your own Fusion plan. Without Fusion, send us the scan instead. We'll publish exact requirements before launch.
The connector and its local engine come to Mac first, with Windows next. We'll publish exact requirements before launch.
Nowhere. The engine runs on your machine, so your scans never leave it. If you use the send-us-your-scan service, your upload is deleted 30 days after it arrives. We don't train on your parts.
One plan, Shop: $79/month or $790/year, with hardpoints, billet and toolpaths. Founder price: $199 for the first year for the first 150 founders, with renewal locked at $490/year. Send-us-your-scan jobs: $99 per part at founder price. Pricing can still change before launch, and signing up takes no payment.
It can't be more accurate than your scan. Holes and faces are fitted to many scan points, so they're usually cleaner than the raw mesh, and each fit is checked against the scan. Always measure critical dimensions on the real part.
That's not what Unfacet is for. A sculpt or a freeform body has no holes or flat faces to turn into parameters. Tier 3, an exact replica solid that follows the whole surface, is in development and isn't for sale.
Planned for Nov 19. Tier 1 passes on the demo part; Tier 2 ships as a beta (6 of 7 checks pass, and the toolpath collision check is being fixed). The early-access list hears first.