From technical drawings alone, Claude builds interactive smelting furnace in Blender
EricBuess · x · 2026-09-25
A user built an interactive model of a ferronickel electric smelting furnace in Blender using only the furnace's technical drawings and a few photos, generated entirely with Claude and shared as a Claude artifact. The same thread highlights Insert Token, an interactive animation showing how a model finishes a sentence token by token — in dense, mixture-of-experts and linear-attention versions — built with Claude Opus 5.5. Both demos showcase Claude's ability to produce code-free interactive engineering visualizations and educational tools.
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