A global automotive manufacturer wanted to let customers create their own customized designs for vehicle interior parts — and have those designs 3D-printed onto real components. We built a web application where users input text prompts or upload images, and the system automatically produces a fully printable, compatible 3D part.
Customers could only choose from two or three preset design options for vehicle interior parts. The manufacturer wanted to open up full design customization — letting customers create their own designs — while ensuring every output is actually manufacturable. Minimum element thickness, material limits, and structural integrity all had to be enforced automatically, regardless of what the customer submitted.
A web application for custom design input. Users can type a text prompt describing what they want, or upload an image containing a design. The system automatically creates a fully printable, compatible 3D part that incorporates the customer's design while respecting all manufacturing constraints.
After generation, the user can interactively edit the result — adjusting emboss or recess depth, design thickness, zoom level, and background patterns. Each edit regenerates the model with updated constraints in real time. The final model exports as .stl for 3D printing.
- Text prompt or image upload to generate a custom 3D-printable part
- Interactive editing: emboss/recess, thickness, zoom, background pattern
- Manufacturability constraints enforced at every step
- Real-time 3D preview with each parameter change
- Export to .stl for 3D printing
- Web browser interface with cloud deployment
The system delivers a complete image-to-3D-printable-part pipeline with automatic manufacturability enforcement. Customers go from a design idea to a printable model in minutes — with full creative freedom and zero risk of producing an unprintable result.