AI for MEP engineers
Stop redrawing. Start reviewing.
The engineering is yours. The drafting shouldn’t be. Boon hands you a code-aware fire alarm or electrical design — layouts, calcs and the full documentation package, in your own Revit model — so the hours go to judgment, and the next revision costs you a review instead of a day.
Concept visualization
Where your week actually goes
The parts of the job no one went to school for.
You redraw the same layouts by hand.
You open a model that is already laid out — devices, circuits, routing placed — and spend the afternoon judging the design instead of drawing it.
Every code edition change resets your checklists.
Spacing, mounting heights and voltage drop are already held to the edition your permit falls under — so plan-check stops being the place you find out.
One architectural revision means redoing everything.
The revision costs you a review, not a day. Layouts, schedules and calcs come back updated against the new model.
Calcs and documentation are the tax on every project.
Panel schedules, riser diagrams, voltage-drop and audibility math arrive done and export-ready — PDF, DWG, IFC — with nothing to re-key.
What lands on your desk
A design to review, not a blank sheet.
You bring the model and pick the system and code standard. What comes back is a design package you can mark up, defend and issue.
The drafting is already done
Devices, circuits and routing placed in your own .rvt with your family libraries — so your first move is a review, not a blank sheet.
The math comes with it
Panel schedules, riser diagrams, voltage drop and audibility already carried and consistent with the layout — nothing to re-key, nothing to reconcile.
Revisions stop hurting
When the architect moves a wall, you re-run and review the delta — the coordination rework that used to eat a day.
What you can hand off
One model. Every discipline.
Fire alarm and electrical are first out of the gate. The rest move up the list based on what the engineers who sign up need most.
Fire alarm systems
In developmentA device layout and riser package to the code standard you pick, with the audibility and voltage-drop math already carried.
Electrical systems
In developmentCircuiting, cable sizing and panel schedules that come out of the model consistent with each other — no re-entry, no drift.
Containments & conduits
ExploringConduit and cable-support runs that already clear the structure, so coordination is a check rather than a rework cycle.
HVAC systems
On the roadmapLoads, duct sizes and routed runs as one consistent mechanical pass instead of three tools that disagree.
Lighting systems
ExploringA fixture layout with the photometrics already solved — you tune the design, not the spreadsheet.
Plumbing & sprinkler
On the roadmapDomestic water and fire-sprinkler layouts that arrive hydraulically calculated, ready to defend.
Fewer plan-check surprises
The design is held to the standard and edition your permit falls under, so the misses surface while you can still fix them cheaply — not in a comment letter.
Your data stays yours
Encrypted in transit and at rest. We never train models on your or your clients’ project data — nothing to disclose to a client, nothing to explain to your IT team.
It looks like your office made it
Output lands in your .rvt using your private and hosted family libraries — no new tool for the team to learn, no drawings that don’t match your standards.
Start with your next project.
Sign up and put a model in — fire alarm and electrical are live to design. If you’d rather we look at your project first, tell us what you want designed and we’ll walk you through what you’d get back.
Purpose-built by construction and AI experts with 150+ years of combined experience.
Tell us what to design first
Describe the project and the system you want out of it. We’ll show you what Boon hands back.
FAQ
What do I actually get back? +
A design in your own .rvt — device and equipment layouts, panel schedules, riser diagrams, the supporting calcs, and an export-ready documentation set (PDF, DWG/DXF, IFC, RVT). It lands in your model using your private and hosted family libraries, so it looks like your office produced it.
What happens when the architect revises the model? +
You re-run against the new model and get updated layouts, schedules and calcs back. The day of coordination rework a revision usually costs becomes a review pass.
Will it hold up at plan-check? +
Designs are held to the regional standard and edition you select — spacing, mounting heights, voltage drop and audibility applied as the design is produced, not audited afterwards. You still stamp it; you stop discovering the misses late.
Which systems can I run today? +
Fire alarm and electrical — the most deterministic systems with the clearest code rules. The rest move up the list based on what the engineers who sign up ask for first.
Do you train on my data? +
No. We do not train any models on your or your clients’ project data. Encrypted in transit and at rest.
Give the drafting to Boon.
Keep the engineering. Put a model in and get a fire alarm or electrical design back to review — layouts, calcs and documentation included.
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