Forge

Reuse Your Builds.

Forge turns 2d drawings
into 3d models that are reusable.

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the challenge

Decades of 2D drawings
are non-usable

A 3D model exists at handover, but nothing keeps it in sync as the ship is repaired for the next 25-30 years.

Drawings, CAD files, and work orders contradict each other and no longer agree with the ship.

Classification rules and survey history are scattered across paper, PDFs, and individual memory.

Reconciling the model without the full context of the ship is extremely difficult.

INTRODUCTION

Forge reconstructs 2D drawings into 3D models when it doesn’t exist.

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the solution

What Forge Is

A 2D-to-3D model reconciliation layer for ship repair and maintenance.
We rebuild the ship's structure from legacy paper drawings and dead CAD files.

Reconstruction: Builds the model when none exists, from legacy drawings and inspection records.

Reconciliation: Keeps the model true as repairs, retrofits, and drydock work change the ship.

One Source of Truth: Replaces paper drawings, dead CAD, and Excel BOMs that no longer agree.

Review Gate: Every change goes through your engineer or surveyor before it’s approved.

1
Faster Drydock Planning
Any component becomes editable, hull today, engine, machinery, and outfitting parts next, fewer surprises once repair starts.
2
No Class Surprises
Reconciled against real inspection and repair data, not just built once, fewer unexpected repair costs.
3
Less Office Workload
Reusable across sister ships and repeat part families, faster planning across the fleet.
4
Trusted, Auditable Record
Every change goes through the surveyor or superintendent’s approval gate.

1
Faster Drydock Planning
Any component becomes editable, hull today, engine, machinery, and outfitting parts next, fewer surprises once repair starts.
2
No Class Surprises
Reconciled against real inspection and repair data, not just built once, fewer unexpected repair costs.
3
Less Office Workload
Reusable across sister ships and repeat part families, faster planning across the fleet.
4
Trusted, Auditable Record
Every change goes through the surveyor or superintendent’s approval gate.

1
Faster Drydock Planning
Any component becomes editable, hull today, engine, machinery, and outfitting parts next, fewer surprises once repair starts.
2
No Class Surprises
Reconciled against real inspection and repair data, not just built once, fewer unexpected repair costs.
3
Less Office Workload
Reusable across sister ships and repeat part families, faster planning across the fleet.
4
Trusted, Auditable Record
Every change goes through the surveyor or superintendent’s approval gate.

built to prevent
drydock surprises

Any component becomes editable: hull, engine, machinery, and outfitting parts

Reconciled against real inspection and repair data

Reusable across sister ships and repeat part families

Every change goes through the surveyor or superintendent’s approval gate

research case

Reconstructing
the balclutha (1886)

Reconstructing the Balclutha

We rebuilt an 1886 ship into fully interactive 3D model from its original drawings. You can open it up in a browser and click on any piece to see which drawing it came from.

contact

Make your legacy drawings and dead CAD files reusable

Make your legacy drawings and
dead CAD files reusable

LOOKING FOR: DESIGN PARTNERS & EARLY CUSTOMERS

GET IN TOUCH

LOOKING FOR: DESIGN PARTNERS & EARLY CUSTOMERS

GET IN TOUCH

the challenge

the challenge

Decades of 2D drawings are non-usable

Decades of 2D drawings are non-usable

A 3D model exists at handover, but nothing keeps it in sync as the ship is repaired for the next 25-30 years.

Drawings, CAD files, and work orders contradict each other and no longer agree with the ship.

Classification rules and survey history are scattered across paper, PDFs, and individual memory.

Reconciling the model without the full context of the ship is extremely difficult.

INTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTION

Forge reconstructs 2D drawings into 3D models when it doesn’t exist.

Forge reconstructs 2D drawings into 3D models when it doesn’t exist.

Forge reconstructs 2D drawings into 3D models when it doesn’t exist.

the solution

the solution

What Forge Is

What Forge Is

A 2D-to-3D model reconciliation layer for ship repair and maintenance. We rebuild the ship's structure from legacy paper drawings and dead CAD files.

A 2D-to-3D model reconciliation layer for ship repair and maintenance. We rebuild the ship's structure from legacy paper drawings and dead CAD files.

A 2D-to-3D model reconciliation layer for ship repair and maintenance. We rebuild the ship's structure from legacy paper drawings and dead CAD files.

Reconstruction: Builds the model when none exists, from legacy drawings and inspection records.

Reconciliation: Keeps the model true as repairs, retrofits, and drydock work change the ship.

One Source of Truth: Replaces paper drawings, dead CAD, and Excel BOMs that no longer agree.

Review Gate: Every change goes through your engineer or surveyor before it’s approved.

built to preventdrydock surprises

built to preventdrydock surprises

built to preventdrydock surprises

Any component becomes editable: hull, engine, machinery, and outfitting parts

Reconciled against real inspection and repair data

Reusable across sister ships and repeat part families

Every change goes through the surveyor or superintendent’s approval gate

research case

research case

Reconstructing the balclutha (1886)

Reconstructing the balclutha (1886)

Reconstructing the Balclutha

Reconstructing the Balclutha

We rebuilt an 1886 ship into fully interactive 3D model from its original drawings. You can open it up in a browser and click on any piece to see which drawing it came from.

We rebuilt an 1886 ship into fully interactive 3D model from its original drawings. You can open it up in a browser and click on any piece to see which drawing it came from.

We rebuilt an 1886 ship into fully interactive 3D model from its original drawings. You can open it up in a browser and click on any piece to see which drawing it came from.

contact

contact

Make your legacy drawings and dead CAD files reusable

Make your legacy drawings and dead CAD files reusable

Make your legacy drawings and dead CAD files reusable

Decades of 2D drawings
are non-usable

Decades of 2D drawings
are non-usable

A 2D-to-3D model reconciliation layer for ship repair and maintenance.
We rebuild the ship's structure from legacy paper drawings and dead CAD files.

A 2D-to-3D model reconciliation layer for ship repair and maintenance.
We rebuild the ship's structure from legacy paper drawings and dead CAD files.

A 2D-to-3D model reconciliation layer for ship repair and maintenance.
We rebuild the ship's structure from legacy paper drawings and dead CAD files.

built to prevent
drydock surprises

built to prevent
drydock surprises

built to prevent
drydock surprises

Reconstructing
the balclutha (1886)

Reconstructing
the balclutha (1886)

Make your legacy drawings and
dead CAD files reusable