Find standard components fater than ever before: Leo AI's Newest Feature Streamlines Engineering Workflows
Find standard components fater than ever before: Leo AI's Newest Feature Streamlines Engineering Workflows
Find standard components fater than ever before: Leo AI's Newest Feature Streamlines Engineering Workflows
The Leo AI team
Leo AI Introduces Free Text Search for Vendor Parts
In a move that transforms how mechanical engineers find and select parts, Leo AI now lets you search vendor catalogs using free text - just like talking to a colleague.
Gone are the days of browsing outdated part catalogs, guessing keywords, or hopping between vendor websites. Instead, just type something like:
"I need a ball bearing for a 30 mm shaft, suitable for outdoor environments"
Leo will scan top vendor sites and return a list of relevant parts.
Why This Matters for Engineers
According to multiple industry reports, including McKinsey and Engineering.com, engineers spend 20–30% of their time selecting and sourcing components - a major bottleneck in modern design workflows.
Leo AI aims to fix this.
With the new free text part search, engineers can now:
Skip manual vendor navigation
Get relevant suggestions faster
Focus more on design, less on procurement
And it’s just the beginning.
What’s Available Today
Right now, Leo integrates with top vendor databases and lets engineers input their needs using plain language - no special syntax required.
For supported CAD tools, Leo will soon also interpret the geometry of your design to suggest parts, even without written input.
That means no more switching tabs, guessing part numbers, or struggling to explain what you need.
Just design → describe → find.
What’s Next
Leo AI’s roadmap includes:
Integration with your internal part libraries and PLM systems
CAD-aware matching inside tools like Onshape and SolidWorks
Auto-suggestions based on engineering constraints and design history
With its second patent granted, Leo continues building the world’s first LMM (Large Mechanical Model), expanding its capabilities toward full-cycle AI-assisted mechanical design.
Start Using Leo AI Today
Whether you're working on a drone chassis, industrial tooling, or a robotic arm, Leo helps you find the right part - faster.
Want Leo for your team? Book a demo
Want to try it yourself? Start a free trial
FAQ: How Leo’s Vendor Part Search Works
How does Leo help engineers find parts?
Just describe what you need in free language. Leo will find matching components across vendor catalogs.
Can Leo understand 3D geometry from my CAD?
For supported CAD platforms, Leo can already interpret basic design geometry to suggest matching parts - reducing the need to describe shapes in words.
Can Leo search our company’s internal libraries?
Soon. Support for PLM integration and local folder search is in development.
Is Leo AI free?
There’s a free trial available. Visit the website to sign up.
Want More?
Join MI (Mechanical Intelligence) – the global community for mechanical engineers building with AI. Facebook | Reddit
Leo AI Introduces Free Text Search for Vendor Parts
In a move that transforms how mechanical engineers find and select parts, Leo AI now lets you search vendor catalogs using free text - just like talking to a colleague.
Gone are the days of browsing outdated part catalogs, guessing keywords, or hopping between vendor websites. Instead, just type something like:
"I need a ball bearing for a 30 mm shaft, suitable for outdoor environments"
Leo will scan top vendor sites and return a list of relevant parts.
Why This Matters for Engineers
According to multiple industry reports, including McKinsey and Engineering.com, engineers spend 20–30% of their time selecting and sourcing components - a major bottleneck in modern design workflows.
Leo AI aims to fix this.
With the new free text part search, engineers can now:
Skip manual vendor navigation
Get relevant suggestions faster
Focus more on design, less on procurement
And it’s just the beginning.
What’s Available Today
Right now, Leo integrates with top vendor databases and lets engineers input their needs using plain language - no special syntax required.
For supported CAD tools, Leo will soon also interpret the geometry of your design to suggest parts, even without written input.
That means no more switching tabs, guessing part numbers, or struggling to explain what you need.
Just design → describe → find.
What’s Next
Leo AI’s roadmap includes:
Integration with your internal part libraries and PLM systems
CAD-aware matching inside tools like Onshape and SolidWorks
Auto-suggestions based on engineering constraints and design history
With its second patent granted, Leo continues building the world’s first LMM (Large Mechanical Model), expanding its capabilities toward full-cycle AI-assisted mechanical design.
Start Using Leo AI Today
Whether you're working on a drone chassis, industrial tooling, or a robotic arm, Leo helps you find the right part - faster.
Want Leo for your team? Book a demo
Want to try it yourself? Start a free trial
FAQ: How Leo’s Vendor Part Search Works
How does Leo help engineers find parts?
Just describe what you need in free language. Leo will find matching components across vendor catalogs.
Can Leo understand 3D geometry from my CAD?
For supported CAD platforms, Leo can already interpret basic design geometry to suggest matching parts - reducing the need to describe shapes in words.
Can Leo search our company’s internal libraries?
Soon. Support for PLM integration and local folder search is in development.
Is Leo AI free?
There’s a free trial available. Visit the website to sign up.
Want More?
Join MI (Mechanical Intelligence) – the global community for mechanical engineers building with AI. Facebook | Reddit