ai hackathon mechanical engineering

AI Workshop for Mechanical Engineering, One Day Onsite

Technical documentation gets rewritten for every variant. Quotes and tenders cost engineers days. Spare parts get searched across scattered catalogs and old drawings. Maintenance logs never get analyzed in a structured way. An AI workshop, one day onsite, builds a live assistant with your team for exactly these tasks. By evening there is a running prototype that makes quotes faster or finds the spare part in seconds, not a certificate. Need more afterward, you scale straight up into the multi-day Corporathon hackathon, plus the documented competence record under EU AI Act Article 4, mandatory since 2 February 2025.

  • Real prototypes instead of slides
  • Facilitated by AI practitioners
  • Ready to run within a week
  • Documented handoff included
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Technical documentation gets rewritten for every variant. Quotes and tenders cost engineers days. Spare parts get searched across scattered catalogs and old drawings. Maintenance logs never get analyzed in a structured w

Customer voices

What participants publicly say about the hackathon

Summarised takeaways from approved LinkedIn posts by teams that built with us.

5 teams, 24 hours, we ended up with five working prototypes shipping this week.

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Tim Rath

Founder @ YOYABA

From “I should really learn AI” to a shipped product, with zero coding experience.

MK

Marie Klamer

Creative Strategy Lead @ YOYABA

No months of prep needed: a team, a bit of chaos, and it turned into a working product.

LK

Lisa Kral

Creative Strategist @ YOYABA

5 teams, 24 hours, we ended up with five working prototypes shipping this week.

TR

Tim Rath

Founder @ YOYABA

From “I should really learn AI” to a shipped product, with zero coding experience.

MK

Marie Klamer

Creative Strategy Lead @ YOYABA

No months of prep needed: a team, a bit of chaos, and it turned into a working product.

LK

Lisa Kral

Creative Strategist @ YOYABA

After day one, people who had never opened a terminal were building in Claude Code.

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Oke Wilhelm

NavVis

The biggest effect wasn’t the tooling, it was the mindset shift: “I can build this myself.”

NT

NavVis Team

Marketing & ops

After day one, people who had never opened a terminal were building in Claude Code.

OW

Oke Wilhelm

NavVis

The biggest effect wasn’t the tooling, it was the mindset shift: “I can build this myself.”

NT

NavVis Team

Marketing & ops

The format

Knowledge turns into a working prototype.

AI workshop for mechanical engineering, one day onsite on documentation, quotes and spare parts. Entry point before the hackathon.

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Where industrial teams lose time

Technical documentation gets rewritten for every variant. Quotes and tenders cost engineers days. Spare parts get searched across scattered catalogs and old drawings. Maintenance logs never get analyzed in a structured way. An AI workshop, one day onsite, builds a live assistant with your team for exactly these tasks. By evening there is a running prototype that makes quotes faster or finds the spare part in seconds, not a certificate. Need more afterward, you scale straight up into the multi-day Corporathon hackat

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What the team builds

Challenges from the plant and engineering. A documentation assistant as a Custom GPT that turns bills of materials and specifications into operating and maintenance texts. A quote pipeline in n8n that reads tenders, extracts line items and fills calculation templates. A spare part search with Claude Code across your catalogs and drawings. A maintenance log analyzer built in Lovable, plus an engineering research assistant for standards and material data.

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One week to your Corporathon

Want more after the workshop day? You move straight into the multi-day Corporathon hackathon. Here is how that path runs. 1. Intro call, we understand products, production and pain. 2. Tools and challenges call, we pick the automations with the biggest lever. 3. Finalizing data and access, ERP, documentation, catalog data. 4. Preparation, we set up environment and sample data. 5. Hackathon days, tool workshop in the morning, sprint on the prototype, pitches at the end.

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Classic training vs. Corporathon

A training shows engineers AI on slides. A Corporathon delivers the quote assistant that halves the next tender. That keeps team usage high instead of vanishing after a few weeks.

Output, not slides

A Corporathon is not a seminar. It is a facilitated sprint where teams rebuild real work with AI.

0 week

from scope to ready-to-run sprint

0 formats

Spark, Ignite and Blaze

0 steps

from call to documented handoff

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How it works

Clear steps from scope to handoff.

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Intro call

Corporathon + sponsor · goal, scope and date

Intro call
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Challenge design

Corporathon + team leads · real use cases and tool stack

Challenge design
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Data & access

Client · approved data, roles and boundaries

Data & access
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Tool workshop

Corporathon · teams can use the stack

Tool workshop
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Hackathon sprint

Teams · working prototypes

Hackathon sprint

Next step

Ready for your Corporathon?

Book a discovery call directly, we clarify goal, format and date in the call.

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FAQ

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AI workshop for mechanical engineering, one day onsite on documentation, quotes and spare parts. Entry point before the hackathon.

Technical documentation gets rewritten for every variant. Quotes and tenders cost engineers days. Spare parts get searched across scattered catalogs and old drawings. Maintenance logs never get analyzed in a structured way. An AI workshop, one day onsite, builds a live assistant with your team for exactly these tasks. By evening there is a running prototype that makes quotes faster or finds the …

Challenges from the plant and engineering. A documentation assistant as a Custom GPT that turns bills of materials and specifications into operating and maintenance texts. A quote pipeline in n8n that reads tenders, extracts line items and fills calculation templates. A spare part search with Claude Code across your catalogs and drawings. A maintenance log analyzer built in Lovable, plus an …

Want more after the workshop day? You move straight into the multi-day Corporathon hackathon. Here is how that path runs. 1. Intro call, we understand products, production and pain. 2. Tools and challenges call, we pick the automations with the biggest lever. 3. Finalizing data and access, ERP, documentation, catalog data. 4. Preparation, we set up environment and sample data. 5. Hackathon days, …

A training shows engineers AI on slides. A Corporathon delivers the quote assistant that halves the next tender. That keeps team usage high instead of vanishing after a few weeks.

Can AI handle our technical documentation? Yes. The assistant works with your bills of materials, specifications and existing manuals. It produces drafts in your format that experts approve. That removes the busywork without giving up technical control. What about CAD and design data? We build CAD-adjacent assistants for research, standards and material data and connect to metadata from your …

You decide which data enters the sprint. Access, privacy and boundaries are agreed upfront and we only work with approved material.

You do. Prototypes, automations, workflows, prompts and generated code belong to your company after the sprint.

We work with the stack that fits you — LLM APIs, automation and data platforms, and your existing systems.

Teams of four to six work best. Overall we run everything from a single team up to several dozen participants.

All three work. On site creates the strongest momentum, remote is leaner logistically, hybrid is the usual compromise for distributed sites.