ElectroBIM can now send your electrical distribution model to an AI for automated design review. It analyzes your panels, transformers, switchboards, and feeders and returns a report of findings.
Think of it as an automated peer review of your distribution system. It's not replacing your judgment. It's doing the tedious cross-referencing that happens during QA.
On the Design ribbon, you'll see a new AI section with a purple "AI" pulldown. It has two commands:
Design Review: Exports your electrical model and sends it to the AI for analysis. Takes 30-60 seconds depending on project size. When it's done, the review opens in your browser as a formatted report. The report is also saved as a file you can share or reference later.
Export for AI: Saves the electrical model export as a text file. Use this if you want to paste the data into ChatGPT, Claude, or another AI tool and run your own prompts against it. No data is sent anywhere. It just saves a file.
Run the installer like a normal update.
View a sample output of the review of the Revit Snowdon Towers sample project.
We'd love your feedback on the following:
Run it on a real project. Ideally something medium to large — the AI has more to work with on bigger projects. Small projects may produce findings you already know about.
Are the findings useful? Did it catch anything you didn't know about? Did it flag things that made you go check something? Or was it all stuff you already knew?
Are any findings wrong? Did it say something that's incorrect or that shows a misunderstanding of how electrical design works? These are the most valuable reports for us — they help us improve the AI.
Are any findings annoying? Things that are technically true but not useful, or things you'd never care about in practice? We can tune what gets flagged.
What's missing? What would you want the review to check that it doesn't?
Email any feedback to support@designmaster.biz.
