Browser-Native Architecture
High-performance engineering kernels pre-compiled to run within sandbox memory containers. Secure, deterministic, and 100% cloud-isolated.
WebAssembly Compilations
We compile C++ solid-modeling kernels and mathematical routines directly to WebAssembly (.wasm) bytecodes. Browsers execute them at near-native speeds on user devices.
OpenCascade Geometry Engine
By porting industrial OpenCascade libraries directly to browser environments, estimators can rotate, inspect, and evaluate B-Rep geometries on any web page.
Local SQLite Database
Instead of maintaining complex cloud database structures, user credentials, audit trails, and parameters are stored inside secure, encrypted SQLite files on-site.
Transparent Mathematical Models
Industrial engineering requires absolute predictability. Standard neural networks act as black boxes, making certifications difficult. Digiladder uses explainable mathematical models to verify tolerances.
Deterministic Inference Logic
Step files are read into local thread buffers using WASM memory blocks.
Solid modeling routines identify planes, holes, cylinder nodes, and bends.
DFM rules analyze geometry clearances, producing an audit log in milliseconds.
Browser-Native Capability Pipeline
Hover or click on pipeline stages to explore how our localized stack structures digital twin operations.
1. CAD Import
2. Feature Recognize
3. DFM Scan
4. Cost Compute
5. Offline AI
6. Auto Certification
7. Knowledge Graph
8. Local Twin
Hover over any pipeline step above to trace operational logic flow details.
Standard Execution Timeline
Six clean operational steps to deploy deterministic intelligence locally.
Drop native files into browser.
Auto-segment design boundaries.
Compute costing arrays offline.
Audit DFM alerts & flags.
Apply cryptographic stamp signatures.
Send validated data to shops.
Underlying Architecture
Pre-compiled engines powering browser-native computing environments.
Offline AI
Deterministic inference engines running directly on-device.
Knowledge Graph
Local SQLite-backed parameter storage and query systems.
Browser Native
All computation happens inside the browser sandbox.
OpenCascade
Industrial B-Rep geometry modeling engine ported to WASM.
WebAssembly
C++ kernels compiled to run at near-native speed in browsers.
SQLite
Flat local database stores credentials and parameters on disk.
Digital Twin
Real-time virtual replica of physical manufacturing assets.
Explainable AI
Traceable mathematical models instead of opaque neural networks.