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Closing out day 4 at the Smart Manufacturing Experience Showcase at IMTS - International Manufacturing Technology Show is Ben Brakenwagen with Dirac, Inc.
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Every product has a Build: the who, what, when, where, why, and how of making it. In most factories it lives in a dozen systems and a few irreplaceable heads. Dirac makes it one living system you can see. Dirac’s BuildOS is the first AI Process Design Platform, unifying Engineering and Manufacturing using AI + CAD. BuildOS automatically turns CAD into the work instructions, MBOM, and BOP your team runs on the floor, connected to the PLM, ERP, and MES you already have. When your best engineer retires, the knowledge stays. Serious manufacturers build with Dirac across aerospace, defense, maritime, data centers and energy, heavy industry, equipment, precision, and mobility.
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- Technology, Information and Internet
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- 11-50 employees
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- New York, NY
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- Privately Held
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- 2023
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- Manufacturing, CAD, Computational Geometry, Work Instructions, and Mechanical Assembly
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I decided to write a blog... Took way too long, kind of just winged it, had no plan but it worked (I think). All it took was "Some Assembly Required..." Happy Labor Day to all of those Laborers on the shop floor and in the design room!
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Thrilled to have Dirac, Inc.'s Co-founder & CEO Filip Aronshtein speak at the New American Industrial Alliance New Industrial Age Forum on September 16th in Washington, D.C.
🚨 The New Industrial Age Forum Speaker Announcement 🚨 Filip Aronshtein, Founder and CEO, Dirac, Inc. Previously announced speakers include: Honorable Jared Isaacman, NASA Administrator Honorable Kelly Loeffler, U.S. Small Business Administration Administrator Honorable U.S. Senator Tim Sheehy of Montana Aaron Slodov, Founder and CEO, Atomic Industries & Co-Founder, NAIA Ariyan Kabir, Co-Founder and CEO, GrayMatter Robotics Carey Browning, CCO, Re-Build Manufacturing Carrie Wibben Kaupp, President, Exiger Isaiah Taylor, Founder and CEO, Valar Atomics Jakob Diepenbrock, Founder & General Partner, Discipulus Ventures Joshua Marcuse, Director of Defense Strategy and Growth, Google Justin Wein, Director of Government Affairs, Altana Ken Biberaj, Executive Managing Director, Savills Shyam Sankar, Chief Technology Officer, Palantir For more information on The New Industrial Age Forum visit: https://lnkd.in/ewRA-UCQ
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Dirac, Inc. is excited to welcome Rashid Alrashid as our new Principal, Deployment & Strategy. Rashid joins Dirac from McKinsey & Company, where he led large-scale manufacturing and operations transformations across advanced industries. At McKinsey, he led teams working closely with executives and frontline leaders to solve complex operational challenges, with a focus on turning strategy into execution and delivering measurable results. At Dirac, Rashid will lead and scale customer deployments, working closely with our customers to solve their most critical operational challenges. We’re thrilled to have Rashid on board and look forward to what’s ahead.
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Dirac, Inc. and Amazon Web Services (AWS) are transforming Process Design for for advanced manufacturers with AI. BuildOS runs on AWS, including AWS GovCloud (US) for customers handling CUI, ITAR, and other export-controlled data. Dirac offers eight deployment options across commercial and regulated environments, standing up in days rather than the months usually required to bring new tooling into a defense manufacturing program. Burgeoning defense companies are cutting work instruction authoring time by 87.5% running BuildOS in their own ITAR-compliant GovCloud environment. Co-authored with Vedanth Srinivasan, Head of Solutions Engineering & Design and GTM at AWS. Full press release in the comments.
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Dirac Brings AI-Driven Process Design to Enterprise Manufacturers on Microsoft Azure. Dirac, Inc. has earned co-sell ready status from Microsoft which allows us to work with Microsoft on various go-to-market strategies while giving us increased visibility throughout Microsoft's ecosystem. This puts AI to work across the core engineering loop, from design and simulation through engineering change. BuildOS carries that intelligence the rest of the way, onto the shop floor. Full press release in the comments.
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We're thrilled to be partnering with Firestorm to bring AI Process Design to advanced manufacturing. Firestorm is exactly the kind of forward-leaning team pushing American industrial capability ahead, and Dirac, Inc. is proud to support their work.
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Welcome to the team, Michael-Paul Jenkins !
One week into my time at Dirac, Inc., I couldn't be more excited. Not because I joined a new company. Because I finally understood the problem we're solving. Back in 2019, when I joined Gecko Robotics, we were growing so fast that I, of all people, got pulled into assembling robots. My coworkers had interned at NASA and the United Nations. I had worked at McDonald's. I wasn't mechanically inclined, but I knew what it was like to be on the grill. I knew how to figure things out under pressure. Then I opened the build instructions for what looked like a sci-fi magnetic RC car and thought: “What the heck is a torque spec? And why am I putting blue stuff (I know it’s called Loctite) on these bolts? It took me days to build what others assembled in hours. Eventually I got faster, but not before earning the nickname "Leaky Mike." Funny nickname. Real problem. I shipped more than a few faulty robots because I simply didn't understand what I was looking at. That experience stayed with me, because I've spent almost ten years in industrial facilities, and I know who actually keeps them running. The wily veteran in operations who knows where all the skeletons are buried. The engineering manager wearing 14 hats. The plant manager laser focused on taking care of their team, and the community counting on all of them. There are "Leaky Mikes" on shop floors all over America. Good people who want to build things right but were handed a screenshot and a prayer. That's why what we're building at Dirac clicked for me. For decades, engineering and manufacturing have spoken different languages. Engineering designs incredible products. Manufacturing figures out how to build them. Somewhere in between, knowledge gets lost. When I saw how a CAD model could become interactive 3D work instructions instead of another static screenshot in a PowerPoint, I immediately understood the impact. Less rework, faster training, and more product out the door, built right the first time. Technology is exciting. Helping good people do great work is even better. That's what has me fired up about this next chapter. Where do you see the biggest disconnect between engineering and operations today?
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The companies building the hardest products in the world are standardizing how they plan manufacturing. Teams use BuildOS to automate work instructions, MBOM, and BOP straight from CAD. This is what modern manufacturing process planning looks like. Leading companies choose Dirac to accelerate their manufacturing.