NdotLight is connecting product design, collaboration, and Physical AI data generation through TRINIX, its AI-based CAD generation solution, and Surfee, its web-based 3D collaboration platform. Connecting proprietary CAD generation directly to browser-based collaboration gives NdotLight an end-to-end advantage across the 3D workflow without relying on a patchwork of external engines and tools.

TRINIX creates manufacturable 3D CAD drafts from text and image prompts. Rather than producing only a visual model, it can include component hierarchies and physical properties so the data can move into production and robot simulation.

Surfee allows engineers, designers, developers, and customers to review the resulting 3D files and exchange feedback in a browser. Like Figma's impact on 2D design collaboration, Surfee is designed to bring participants without specialist software into the 3D product-development process.

NdotLight presented its 3D synthetic-data technology at NVIDIA GTC 2025 and is expanding into manufacturing and robotics through enterprise design-automation projects, the K-Humanoid Alliance, and collaboration with Holiday Robotics. The company aims to make 3D design accessible across industries and become core data infrastructure for intelligent manufacturing.