How to turn a PDF manual into a 3D model
Drop a PDF manual or datasheet on Koi's notch and it builds the thing in 3D, with the manual's own steps as captions you can click. No call, no prompt.
Start a call with Koi and ask how something works. It explains out loud and builds a 3D model you can turn, or a sketch on grid paper, right beside what you asked about.
By Irakli, founder ·
The short answer
Start a call with Koi (Fn + ⌘) and ask how something works. Koi explains it out loud and builds a picture beside it while it talks: a sketch on grid paper for flows and ideas, or a 3D model you can turn for things with parts, like an engine, a jet or a circuit board.
We make Koi, so read the Koi part with that in mind. Everything about Koi here is what it does today.
Step by step
Flat is fine too
Not everything needs 3D. For a process, a concept or a study question, Koi often draws a card instead: cream grid paper, written in Koi's hand, each box, line and word drawn by its pointer as it talks you through it. Ask for “a sketch” or “in 3D” to pick.
Keep it
Good to know
Each picture counts against your plan's Koi, like the call. What to draw, the picture of your screen that question had and the call's language go to Koi's AI once, and nothing of it is kept. Have a manual or a datasheet instead of a question? Drop it on the notch and Koi builds it in 3D without a call. Every step is in Koi's help.
Drop a PDF manual or datasheet on Koi's notch and it builds the thing in 3D, with the manual's own steps as captions you can click. No call, no prompt.
On a call, Koi now explains with a picture: a sketch drawn by its pointer, or a 3D model built part by part that you can turn. Save it as a .koi file.
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