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SP3D Expands Testing for THEIA, its AI-Powered 2D-to-3D Platform - Applications now open

SP3D is inviting select companies to join THEIA’s early access program, the world’s first AI-powered

2D-to-3D automatic reconstruction platform, now available at Theia2D3D.com.

THEIA automatically transforms simple 2D technical drawings into near-accurate 3D models within minutes, eliminating the need for manual reverse engineering, saving time, and reducing costs.

Who should apply?

Companies that rely on 3D models for:

• Automated 3D-based price quoting – Reduce response time for customer quotes
• Instant volume and weight calculation – Optimize logistics and material costs
• 3D renderings for AR/VR and marketing applications– Enhance visualization for sales and digital supports.

Apply now at Theia2D3D.com to gain early access !

A game-changer for engineers and manufacturers

Traditionally, converting 2D drawings into 3D models requires hours of expert labor. With THEIA, this process now takes seconds to minutes depending on design complexity —drastically increasing efficiency and allowing engineers to focus on higher-value tasks.

Seamless, user-friendly 3D conversion

With an intuitive interface, THEIA requires no CAD expertise. Simply:

• Upload a 2D drawing
• View & compare the AI-generated 3D model with original 2D drawing
• Download the STEP file for immediate use

Watch the demo video here

Why THEIA matters: bridging the 2D-to-3D gap in industry

The digital transformation of industry increasingly demands 3D models for applications such as on-demand manufacturing, digital twins, simulations, and marketing visualizations. However, a significant portion of industrial assets were designed before the advent of CAD, meaning billions of technical drawings exist only in 2D. Yet the number of engineers proficient in reading and interpreting technical drawings is shrinking. This skills gap leads to high conversion costs, human errors, and operational inefficiencies.

At the forefront of AI for industry

THEIA is built on advanced AI research conducted with LURPA, a top-tier university laboratory from École Normale Supérieure Paris-Saclay (Paris Saclay university - ranked 12th globally in Shanghai ranking), integrating deep neural networks, graph neural networks, computer vision and specialized language models.

What’s next for THEIA?

The exclusive testing phase runs through July 2025. Over the subsequent 18 months, THEIA will evolve to:

• Handle increasingly complex drawings (e.g., orthogonal sections, third-angle views)
• Achieve even higher accuracy in 3D model reconstruction
• Include 3D reconstruction from cloud points

SOURCE: SP3D