Prolincur Technologies

From engineering design to machine-ready output, in one connected workflow

We build CAD and CAM software for manufacturers and engineering software companies: design tools on CAD kernels, G-code and machine-ready output, and web portals where engineering and manufacturing teams work on the same model.

The problems we are brought in to solve

01

Design and manufacturing work apart

Engineering hands over files, manufacturing finds problems, and changes travel back and forth by email.

02

Manual steps to machine code

Turning a finished design into toolpaths and G-code often means re-modeling or re-entering data by hand.

03

Geometry that breaks

Booleans, offsets and meshing fail on complex or custom parts without careful CAD kernel engineering.

04

Models locked on CAD workstations

Reviewers on the shop floor and in quality cannot open engineering models without desktop CAD.

What we build for these teams

Specialist modules that fit into your existing product, built by engineers who know this data.

Engineering and manufacturing collaboration

Web portals where engineering and manufacturing teams review, comment on and approve the same 3D model before it is made.

3D viewers and configurators

Web 3D viewers and measurement

Engineering models on any device, with distance, angle, radius and wall-thickness measurement.

3D viewers and configurators

What we work with

  • ACIS
  • OpenCascade
  • Parasolid
  • C++
  • G-code
  • three.js
  • STL / STEP

Common questions

Can you generate machine code from our designs?

Yes. We generate G-code and other machine-ready output directly from the modeled geometry.

Can engineering and manufacturing work in the same tool?

Yes. We build web portals where both teams see the same model, review changes and approve designs for production.

Do you work inside our existing CAD or CAM code?

Yes. We often extend, fix or speed up geometry code inside an existing codebase.

Building software in this space?

Tell us about the module you need. You will talk to an engineer from the first call.