AI for Mechanical Engineers Season 2 🍕 🎉

What happens when Physical AI leaves the demo environment and encounters real operations? CAD. Product knowledge. Technical documentation. Service information. Assembly relationships. Human approval. Operational responsibility. The next wave of industrial AI will not be won by the most impressive demo. Join a small group of senior engineering, manufacturing and technology leaders for an evening of practical insight, intelligent debate and hands-on investigation. That's the conversation we're bringing together a small group of engineering, manufacturing and technology leaders to have. Come with one workflow or problem you're thinking about. You may leave with a new perspective on it. And also a couple of people worth continuing the conversation with. Expect a demonstrative, concise view of where Physical AI is becoming commercially useful, a live industrial AI reality check, and practical discussion with peers. Also, not forgetting a deliberately relaxed evening of pizza, cocktails and craft beer. The talk Joseph Douglas, founder and CEO of 3DScribe, on why CAD geometry is mute to AI, and what happens when it isn't. Joe has spent 13 years in 3D graphics and design for manufacture across the US and Asia, from injection molding tooling in Foshan to building the platform that turns CAD assemblies into knowledge AI can reason over. He will show live systems, not slides about the future: assemblies where every part carries its purpose, and AI agents that answer questions about machines the way a senior service engineer would. Expect specifics. Where current models fail on real assemblies. What "AI-ready CAD" actually requires. Why after-sales service, not design, is where AI hits the P&L first. The fun stuff We're playing a game called Slop or Not. We put AI-generated engineering material on the screen (images, 3D models, confident technical statements) and the room votes: is this real engineering or is it slop? Some of them will fool you. That's the fun part. Bragging rights and a surprise gift for whoever has the best eye in the room. Dinner and networking Food and drinks are served. The room is deliberately curated: engineers, engineering managers, and founders in hardware, manufacturing, and industrial products. You will leave with people worth knowing. Who this event is for: Mechanical, manufacturing, and product engineers. Engineering and service leaders. Technical founders building physical products. If your work involves parts, assemblies, tooling, or the people who support them, this is your room. This is not an event for AI tourists. Registration is reviewed, and approval is required. Seats are limited to keep the roundtable useful. About the Host: 3DScribe converts 3D CAD assemblies into semantically rich, AI-queryable knowledge. Manufacturers use it to give support teams, field service, and customers expert-level answers about their products. Attendees can get a first assembly processed free, no strings attached