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Re-energizing engineering

Our mission is to re-energize the engineering profession.

The designers of the physical world deserve the best tools on Earth. We partner with civil, structural, and MEP firms to develop frontier technology for world-class engineers.

Rather than sell software, we partner directly inside your firm.

Eagle does not parachute in with a playbook or tell you how to run your practice. We embed our team and build the tools your engineers need.

We believe the world needs more engineers, not less. Our tools compress the hours engineers spend on repetitive workflows, so their expertise and judgment can go to the buildings, bridges, and water systems the next century depends on.

Table E-020.1 — Division of responsibility

ItemYour firmEagle
Name & brandResponsible
PeopleResponsible
ClientsResponsible
CultureResponsible
TechnologyAI and custom tools, built around how you already work.Responsible
GrowthTalent, new offices, and new services to offer.Responsible
OperationsAdmin and back office, taken off your plate.Responsible
A drawing office in the 1950s: two long rows of draughtsmen at inclined drawing boards under anglepoise lamps and shaded pendants, the room running away to windows at the far end.

Case studies

We build software to help engineers rapidly design critical infrastructure.

Three tools built with partner firms. Each one starts from your workflows, not a product roadmap.

  1. E-101

    E-101 Traffic Study

    Turning-movement counts used to mean weeks of manual work. Eagle takes the raw counts and produces peak-hour determination, level of service, and a stamped Appendix report.

    Per traffic study

    Before
    207hrs
    With Eagle
    31hrs
    Turnaround
    6.7×
    FIG. E-101 — PEAK-HOUR FIGURES ON THE STUDY CORRIDOR
    The study corridor being countedA hand-drafted diagram of the study corridor. A probe travels the main road west to east, and each junction's figures appear as it arrives — two full turning-movement figures in the product's own notation, three count stations carrying the study's hourly demands — then the completed count holds and the pass begins again.17 (39)443 (458)61 (81)46 (81)187 (96)60 (92)30 (71)312 (508)137 (159)41 (55)287 (331)15 (43)410 (505)88 (120)365 (402)73 (95)54 (77)96 (142)501 VEH/HR424 VEH/HR437 VEH/HR

    AM PEAK 7:15 · PM PEAK 4:30 · XX (XX) = AM (PM)

    Drawing omitted — needs a taller window · AM PEAK 7:15 · PM PEAK 4:30 · XX (XX) = AM (PM)

  2. E-102

    E-102 Thermal Load Calcs

    Sizing a building’s heating and cooling loads means measuring every exterior wall by hand. Eagle reads the architect’s model, runs the calc against the firm’s design parameters, and exports a live Excel workbook.

    Across 3 projects

    Before
    300hrs
    With Eagle
    59hrs
    Turnaround
    5.1×
    FIG. E-102 — MODEL SCOPE · EVERY ROOM STITCHED TO THE SET
    The model scanned and stitchedThe traced footprint of the building the run scopes, scanned west to east: each of its 68 rooms lights in turn and its stitches draw out across the plate — every room reconciled against every other — until the wave has crossed the model and the pass begins again.

    SECTION 2 · 1,717 SURFACES · 53,988 VERTICES · 68 ROOMS · 156 STITCHES

    Drawing omitted — needs a taller window · SECTION 2 · 1,717 SURFACES · 53,988 VERTICES · 68 ROOMS · 156 STITCHES

  3. E-103

    E-103 Automatic Annotations

    Annotating a model means tagging every light fixture, device, and room by hand. Eagle places the annotations directly inside Revit, so the engineer reviews and adjusts instead of clicking through the same labels one at a time.

    Per sheet

    Before
    ~60min
    With Eagle
    20min
    Turnaround
    ~3×
    FIG. E-103 — LIGHTING PLAN, TAGGED IN REVIT
    A lighting sheet annotating itselfThe north-west wing of the traced building at sheet scale. A selection reticle steps across its 48 light fixtures and each two-line tag — type mark over panel and circuit, the sheet's own notation — places as it arrives, until the wing stands fully annotated and the run's result is stamped: 352 type tags, 352 panel/circuit, none skipped.LT-1LP-1:2,tLT-1ALP-1:5,rLT-1LP-1:8,pLT-1ALP-1:11,tLT-22LP-1:14,rLT-1ALP-1:17,pLT-1LP-1:3,tLT-1ALP-1:6,rLT-1LP-1:9,pLT-22LP-1:12,tLT-1LP-1:15,rLT-1ALP-1:18,pLT-1LP-1:4,tLT-1ALP-1:7,rLT-22LP-1:10,pLT-1ALP-1:13,tLT-1LP-1:16,rLT-1ALP-1:2,pLT-1LP-1:5,tLT-22LP-1:8,rLT-1LP-1:11,pLT-1ALP-1:14,tLT-1LP-1:17,rLT-1ALP-1:3,pLT-22LP-1:6,tLT-1ALP-1:9,rLT-1LP-1:12,pLT-1ALP-1:15,tLT-1LP-1:18,rLT-22LP-1:4,pLT-1LP-1:7,tLT-1ALP-1:10,rLT-1LP-1:13,pLT-1ALP-1:16,tLT-22LP-1:2,rLT-1ALP-1:5,pLT-1LP-1:8,tLT-1ALP-1:11,rLT-1LP-1:14,pLT-22LP-1:17,tLT-1LP-1:3,rLT-1ALP-1:6,pLT-1LP-1:9,tLT-1ALP-1:12,rLT-22LP-1:15,pLT-1ALP-1:18,tLT-1LP-1:4,rLT-1ALP-1:7,p

    E-2.0 · SCALE 1/8" = 1'-0" · 352 TYPE TAGS · 352 PANEL/CIRCUIT · 0 SKIPPED

    Drawing omitted — needs a taller window · E-2.0 · SCALE 1/8" = 1'-0" · 352 TYPE TAGS · 352 PANEL/CIRCUIT · 0 SKIPPED

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  • Mayank MardiaCEO & Co-Founder
  • Sohum DaftaryPresident & Co-Founder
  • Thomas Shouler, P.E.CTO & Co-Founder
  • Carl BassEx-President & CEO of Autodesk
  • Finlay McLayFormer CEO of Consertus, Former COO of Cumming
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