01 / ELECTRONICS
Enclosure Workbench
Build a printed enclosure around your board, ports, and mounting points.
OUTPUTCustom enclosure · sliced quote · order
Build an enclosure Read the guide AIURION / DESIGN TO PRODUCTION
MAKER BENCH.
Where you and your agent get parts made.
Configure custom 3D-printed enclosures, workholding, gripper jaws, and embossing dies. Prepare the brief with your agent, review the design, and quote the printed parts.
SELECT BY APPLICATION // 05 LABS
What are you making?
Explore available tools and the labs in development. Select a workbench that fits the job in front of you.
02 / MACHINE SHOP
Workholding Workbench
Shape a locating nest, hold-down fixture, or opposing vise soft jaws around your part.
OUTPUTPrinted fixture · geometry review · sliced quote
Explore workholding Read the guide 03 / AUTOMATION
Robot Gripper Lab
Configure custom gripper jaws with part-matched TPU contact pads.
OUTPUTJaw kit · mounting geometry · quote
Design gripper jaws Read the guide 04 / FORMING & MARKING
Stamping Lab
Shape a matched die pair from text, artwork, or a built-in pattern. Inspect the design and quote both printed dies.
OUTPUTPrinted die pair · geometry review · sliced quote
Read the guide 05 / ROBOTICS & MOBILITY
Wheel Lab
Match a compliant rover wheel to your load. Inspect the TPU tire, keyed hub, and retaining cap.
OUTPUTThree-part kit · modeled flex · prototype review
Every manufactured order receives a human review. Workholding and stamping are prototypes; geometry checks do not certify a machining setup or printed tooling strength.
MATCH THE JOB // INPUT TO OUTPUT
Choose the right path to a part.
Compare what each workbench needs and what it can make. Review the guide for design limits and application checks.
Scroll across to compare the inputs, printed results, and next steps.
| Your job | What to bring | Printed result | Next step |
|---|---|---|---|
| House a PCB or electronicsEnclosure Workbench | KiCad board or measured board dimensions, connector positions, and mounting points. | Matching enclosure base and lid. | Build an enclosure |
| Locate or hold a partWorkholding Workbench | Built-in profile or supported straight-extruded STL, mounting dimensions, and operation requirements. | Locating nest, hold-down fixture, or paired vise soft jaws. | Explore workholding |
| Grip and handle a partRobot Gripper Lab | Gripper mounting dimensions, part contact shape, and required pad size. | Printed jaw kit with rigid carriers and TPU contact pads. | Design gripper jaws |
| Emboss or deboss a sheetStamping Lab | Text, filled SVG, or a preset pattern; sheet thickness, relief, and die clearance. | Matched upper and lower printed dies. | Coming soon |
| Develop a compliant wheelWheel Lab | Load and axle targets, wheel envelope, and mounting dimensions. | TPU tire, keyed hub, and retaining cap (planned). | Coming soon |
PEOPLE + AGENTS + MANUFACTURING
From your intent to real parts.
Keep the requirements, design, and manufacturing handoff connected. Give each part of the work to the people and tools best suited to it.
01 / HUMAN JUDGMENT
You define success.
Decide what the part must do and what a useful result looks like.
- Set fit, mounting, and operating requirements.
- Choose the design and approve the quoted scope.
- Check the physical part in its actual application.
02 / AGENT SUPPORT
Your agent prepares the handoff.
Turn scattered requirements into a clear brief and a traceable design record.
- Organize dimensions, files, and missing information.
- Compare options and keep revisions together.
- Prepare supported model quotes through the Agent API.
03 / AIURION MANUFACTURING
We make the printed parts.
Connect the selected design to a reviewed manufacturing order.
- Quote the specified printed parts and quantities.
- Review printability before releasing production.
- Manufacture and fulfill the approved order.
BRING YOUR AGENT
For supported uploaded models, the Agent API can prepare quotes, create a checkout link for your approval, and check order status. Configure workbench designs in the browser and quote complete kits through their workbench.
ALREADY HAVE CAD?
Send the part you already designed.
Upload an STL, OBJ, STEP/STP, or 3MF on our standard print quote path.
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ASKED QUESTIONS
Use Enclosure Workbench for a housing around electronics, Workholding Workbench for locating nests and vise soft jaws, Robot Gripper Lab for custom jaws and contact pads, and Stamping Lab for matched embossing dies. Choose by the job and the parts you need. Stamping Lab and Wheel Lab are coming soon.
Bring the dimensions of the part or interface, mounting details, quantity, and the conditions the printed parts will face. Identify any fit-critical surfaces and how you will check them. Depending on the workbench, you can start with measurements, a supported part or board file, or text and SVG artwork. The guide under each card explains its inputs.
Use the standard print quote path to upload an STL, OBJ, STEP/STP, or 3MF. A workbench is useful when you want to configure one of the supported designs around your application. You do not need to rebuild an existing printable model in a workbench.
Upload an existing partReview the parts and quantities listed in the quote. A housing set, gripper kit, or die pair can contain multiple printed parts. Available materials, production options, and delivery choices are shown in that workbench. The quote covers the listed items; include any needed hardware, assembly, or additional engineering in a separate review before ordering.
Yes. Every manufactured order receives a human review before production. The review checks printability and the proposed build. Share mating dimensions, operating conditions, and acceptance criteria when the application needs closer review, so those requirements can be considered before the job is released.
Discuss application requirementsThe preview helps you inspect geometry, clearances, and assembly. It does not establish a load rating, gripping force, tool life, or suitability for a machining or forming setup. Check the printed prototype against the real parts and operating conditions. The person responsible for the application defines the trial and accepts the result.
An agent can organize requirements, identify missing dimensions, compare settings, and keep revisions, quotes, and trial notes together. People decide the application requirements and verify physical fit and performance. The Agent API supports quoting uploaded print models; it does not configure these workbenches or quote their complete assemblies. Use the workbench or a human review for the full kit.
See the Agent API scopeSend the part or drawing, the job it needs to do, critical dimensions, quantity, and target date. Include the workbench and settings you tried. We can review whether a custom design or a different manufacturing approach is a better next step.
Request a technical review