Sunnyday Technologies

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Base URLhttps://pay.sunn3d.com/v1/x402/publications

• GET/pub-fusion-claw$10.00Case note from Sunnyday Technologies on one AI-assisted modeling session in a live CAD application: iteration, reference-image interpretation and the geometric cleanup that still needed a person, used to discuss generating plausible geometry versus verifying a design. Edited text edition, about 1,230 words, HTML. The company's professional perspective on a small, dated observation; not a productivity benchmark, proof of autonomous engineering or project-specific engineering.
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  curl -i 'https://pay.sunn3d.com/v1/x402/publications/pub-fusion-claw'

• GET/pub-rilem-process-variables-3dcp$10.00Analysis from Sunnyday Technologies of the published RILEM inter-laboratory 3D concrete printing (3DCP) dataset: why results across mixes and laboratories need material, process and test context, including specimen orientation, curing, scale and unrecorded variables. Edited text edition, about 610 words, HTML. The company's professional reading of public data; a pooled association does not isolate a cause, validate a customer-specific model or replace project-specific engineering.
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  curl -i 'https://pay.sunn3d.com/v1/x402/publications/pub-rilem-process-variables-3dcp'

• GET/pub-will-ai-generated-cad-outrun-vv$10.00Essay from Sunnyday Technologies on whether AI-generated CAD can outpace the verification and validation a mechanical assembly needs: AI-assisted CAD approaches compared, the limits of visual review, and where checks belong in the workflow. Edited text edition, about 1,260 words, HTML. The company's professional perspective and dated commentary; not a vendor benchmark or project-specific engineering. Real designs still need qualified checks and physical validation.
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  curl -i 'https://pay.sunn3d.com/v1/x402/publications/pub-will-ai-generated-cad-outrun-vv'

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