LOOP is an independent design engineering studio. We create the 3D CAD files, engineering blueprints, exploded diagrams, and photorealistic visuals required to manufacture physical products—from consumer devices and electronics to robotics and packaging.
We take physical product concepts—smartphones, laptops, drones, robotics, packaging—and engineer the exact 3D models, manufacturing blueprints, and tooling data required to fabricate them.
Your napkin sketch, circuit board bounds, or hardware concept.
Sculpting the outer shell to fit the human hand and internal parts.
Production 3D geometry with mold draft angles and rib structures.
Interference collision checks, hinges, latches, and screws.
ASME Y14.5 2D drawings with GD&T datums ready for machine shops.
Watch a physical product come into existence digitally. Scrub through the 7 distinct phases of our engineering lifecycle: from initial sketch contours to solid CAD, exploded assembly, and manufacturing blueprint.
Translating napkin sketches and volumetric requirements into clean 3D spatial contour envelopes.
Speculative hardware designs developed internally to demonstrate our CAD, Class-A surface modeling, thermal architecture, and blueprint capabilities. Every project has its own bespoke 3D CAD model.
Hover or tap any discipline to inspect live engineering blueprints, CAD tolerances, and deliverable standards.
Translating physical product ideas into manufacturable form directions, aesthetic systems, and functional ergonomics.
Every physical product idea passes through our structured digital engineering layer, resulting in production-ready files (.STEP, .DWG, .PDF, BOM) for your manufacturing partners.
Napkin sketch, internal board constraints, or hardware concept.
Ergonomic volumetric studies, human factor grip, silhouette balance.
Class-A curvature continuity (G2/G3), parting line placement.
Parametric SolidWorks solids, 1.5° tooling draft, uniform wall thickness.
Internal packaging, zero-clash assemblies, kinematic mating.
ASME Y14.5 manufacturing drawings, GD&T datums A/B/C, BOM.
Production archive (.STEP, .DWG, .PDF) ready for tooling quotes.
Enter LOOP's digital workspace: explore CAD solid feature trees, 2D orthographic blueprints with GD&T, exploded sub-assemblies, and CMF finish studies.
Every part is mathematically verified in CAD before factory release. Tooling errors are caught digitally, saving tens of thousands in prototype re-spins.
No empty corporate buzzwords. Concrete technical differences that protect your tooling capital and accelerate physical manufacturing.
Work directly with the design engineer authoring your SolidWorks CAD. No account managers and zero translation loss.
Every surface is built with production intent: draft angles, nominal wall checks, tooling release planes, and ISO 2768 tolerances.
Transform complex 50-part mechanical assemblies into intuitive exploded diagrams and 8K renders that investors and factories instantly understand.
You receive clean, organized, 100% owned digital archives (.STEP, .DWG, .PDF, BOM) ready for quotation and tooling anywhere in the world.
From constraint discovery to digital handoff. Clear milestones, transparent reviews, and zero ambiguity.
Catalog electronic volumes, batteries, and mechanical constraints.
Establish form language, proportion studies, and master datum spines.
Sculpt Class-A curvature surfaces, parting lines, and tactile CMF.
Build parametric SolidWorks CAD, ribs, bosses, and zero-clash assemblies.
Render 8K photorealistic studio visuals and internal cutaways.
Hand off organized archive (.STEP, .DWG, .PDF, BOM) ready for tooling.
LOOP is an independent design engineering studio. Projects are handled directly by the designer-engineer rather than passed through layers of agency bureaucracy or outsourced overseas.
LOOP develops 3D CAD and engineering packages across physical hardware domains.
Authoritative analysis on CAD architecture, geometric dimensioning and tolerancing, and digital prototyping.
An authoritative guide to the role of an independent design engineering studio: where industrial design ends, engineering rigor begins, and how digital assets unlock physical production.
A clear breakdown of the differences between industrial designers, digital product designers, and design engineers—and why the distinction matters for hardware ventures.
An in-depth exploration of how computer-aided design (CAD) anchors the physical product development lifecycle, file format hierarchies, and parametric best practices.
Have a physical product concept, device, mechanism, or hardware idea? LOOP turns it into a precise, production-ready 3D CAD and engineering system.