AI Technical Illustrations — Exploded Views, Parts Diagrams & IPC Generation

Creating technical illustrations for spare parts catalogs, maintenance manuals, assembly instructions, and IPC (Illustrated Parts Catalog) publications is a time-consuming, skilled process — traditionally done by specialist technical illustrators working from 3D CAD models or physical equipment. e2e Rosh IT Solutions’ AI Technical Illustrations platform automates this workflow, reducing illustration production time by 70–90%.

What the Platform Generates

• Exploded view drawings — isometric assembly explosions showing all components in their assembly relationship, numbered for parts catalog reference
• Parts breakdown diagrams — flat parts identification drawings for spare parts ordering and field identification
• Assembly sequence illustrations — step-by-step assembly and disassembly views for maintenance manuals
• Section view drawings — cutaway views showing internal components and sub-assemblies
• IPC-style illustrations — ATA iSpec 2200 and S1000D compliant technical illustrations for aerospace publications
• Safety and warning illustrations — hazard identification and safety instruction graphics for manuals

Input Sources

• 3D CAD models (CATIA, SolidWorks, CREO, NX, Inventor, STEP/IGES files)
• 2D engineering drawings (DXF, DWG)
• Physical product photos (with AI reconstruction)
• Existing illustration libraries (for updates and revisions)

Industries Served

• Aerospace & Defence — IPC, AMM, CMM technical publications
• Industrial Machinery OEMs — spare parts catalogs, maintenance manuals
• Automotive & Commercial Vehicles — parts books, repair manuals
• Mining Equipment — drifter, drill, and loader parts catalogs
• Electrical Equipment — switchgear, transformer, motor parts documentation