From a furniture idea to an exact cut-list and price
WoodTech Interior Design turns a wardrobe or kitchen idea into a manufacturing-accurate cut-list, bill of materials and true-scale AR view — with the shop-floor operations side designed to match.
The problem
Furniture is quoted before it is designed and designed again on the shop floor. The customer cannot see what they are buying, the maker cannot cost it accurately, and the workshop behind the job tracks it on paper.
What the portfolio proves
Parametric design-to-manufacture: geometry converted to panel cut-lists within a stated tolerance, live 3D and true-scale AR for the customer, and a designed chat-driven shop-operations layer for the business behind it.
How the projects fit together
WoodTech Interior Design (Prototype) lets a user configure a wardrobe, TV unit or kitchen, then generates an exact cut-list, bill of materials, cost estimate and live 3D view. Its cut-list tests pass against golden files within 0.5 mm, and an Android AR app places the design at true scale. SBRP (In design) is the operations side of the same industry: a WhatsApp/Telegram-driven design for staff logging, order tracking and material estimation. It is specified in writing, with no software behind it yet.
What I can do here
Interior and modular-furniture businesses, and carpentry or hardware shop owners evaluating the same design-to-manufacture discipline, are the audience the Services offer speaks to here.
How mature this is
One prototype and one unbuilt concept. The page states plainly that the shop-operations app is a design document, not software you can run today.
Mapped projects
WoodTech Interior Design
Prototype
The core works end to end and can be demonstrated; it is not production-hardened or generally available.
Turns a furniture idea into an exact cut-list, bill of materials and cost, with live 3D and AR.
Going from "I want a wardrobe like this" to an exact, buildable manufacturing spec and price is normally a slow back-and-forth with a carpenter.
Lets a user configure a wardrobe, TV unit or kitchen, then generates an exact panel cut-list, bill of materials, cost estimate and a live 3D view. It can turn a floor plan into whole-house cabinetry. A chat assistant and an Android AR app place the design at true scale.
Automated cut-list tests pass against golden files within 0.5 mm tolerance — the kind of accuracy claim a manufacturing-minded peer checks first.
a Python API
a React and Three.js web app
a Kotlin/Compose Android AR app
SBRP
In design
Designed and specified in writing; no working software exists yet.
A design for a WhatsApp/Telegram-driven operations app for interior-hardware shops. Staff log work by voice or text, orders move through a tracked lifecycle, and the system estimates the materials each job needs. Nothing is built yet.
