Product

Montelo

An AI agent automates and supports simulation and analysis for architecture — compressing the design–verification cycle to its limits.

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Concept

Starting from the practice of "model-making."

The name "Montelo" comes from the Greek word that, like the English "Model," means a "model" or a "scale model."
In architectural design, model-making is the act of giving a thought-form a physical presence — testing the soundness of a design while bringing it closer to reality. It is the most primitive and essential way to keep an idea from staying an idea, and to give it shape so it can be examined.

Montelo carries that role into the digital realm. It exists to verify design proposals through simulation, and to send ideas — that would otherwise have stayed as pure imagination — toward implementation, with solid evidence.

Step 01

Auto-generate 3D data from drawings

Just upload drawing data — CAD, BIM, PDF, PNG, regardless of format. AI extracts walls, openings, and room boundaries and converts them automatically into IFC-format 3D building data. The dimension tracing and shape-cleanup work that used to be done by hand disappears, and your starting point for analysis is in place.

Step 02

Convert model formats to suit each analysis

From IFC data, the model is automatically converted into the format best suited to each simulation — STL for CFD, IDF for energy analysis, IGES for structural analysis, and so on. Deformation, boundary condition adjustment, and the rest of the analysis-model preparation that specialists once did by hand is handled automatically by AI.

Step 03

Run simulations and visualize results

AI runs thermal, airflow, energy, and structural simulations directly. Contour plots, timelines, sectional views — every visualization a designer needs is one click away in the browser.

Step 04

Iterative analysis to improve the design

An AI agent interprets the analysis results and gives feedback on questions like "why does temperature unevenness occur?" or "what should we change to improve it?" Update the design based on its suggestions, and the cycle starts again from Step 01 — verification iteration becomes second nature.

Flow

Onboarding flow.

  1. 01

    Inquiry

    Demo request or contact form.

  2. 02

    Requirements call

    We confirm target project, goals, and existing data.

  3. 03

    Trial

    Try it out small, in a sandboxed environment.

  4. 04

    Production

    Roll out into operation, joint research, or a custom engagement.

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