Use Case 4: Computer Aided Design of Mechanical Iris
Can an AI generate precise, functional mechanical designs?
We tasked Fugu Ultra with creating a mechanical iris in CAD, similar to a camera aperture where multiple blades must move together to cleanly open and close a central hole.
Watch the animation below. We show both the detailed CAD and a simplified structural view for Fugu and the three frontier baselines.
The Results:
• Fugu Ultra generated a highly functional design. The blades rotate correctly around outer pins to fully open and close the aperture.
• Models A, B, and C failed the physical logic, resulting in gaps, weak linkages, and incomplete closure.
When a task demands exact spatial precision and structural reasoning, relying on a single model is simply not enough.
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An Anthropic engineer literally stopped me at a coffee shop because of what was on my screen.
I was sitting there testing my Polymarket AI system.
He glanced once.
Then again.
Finally he asked:
“Wait… what exactly is this setup?”
I told him:
• Claude Code
• a few open-source repos
• less than $25/month
That’s it.
He pulled up a chair immediately.
Turns out he worked on Anthropic’s agent team.
Then I showed him what the system was doing.
86 MILLION trades analyzed.
Every wallet.
Every entry.
Every exit.
Every profitable behavior pattern.
One simple prompt:
“Find wallets with 100+ trades and 70%+ win rate. Rank them by profit.”
Claude scanned 14,000 wallets in minutes.
Returned only 47.
The top wallets outperformed almost everyone else combined.
He looked at the screen and said:
“This isn’t normal analytics anymore.”
And that was only phase one.
The second system scraped hundreds of live Polymarket markets in real time.
Claude filtered:
• liquidity gaps
• timing opportunities
• whale activity
• spread inefficiencies
500 markets instantly became 35 high-quality setups.
Most trades were rejected automatically before I even saw them.
Then one trade closed live.
+$84.
He asked:
“How does it decide entries?”
3 separate AI agents:
• arbitrage
• convergence
• whale-copying
No shared memory.
2 agents agree = full position
1 agrees = smaller size
No agreement = no trade
That consensus logic alone removed a huge percentage of bad trades.
Then came the exit strategy.
The smartest wallets almost never hold until settlement.
So the bot exits before they do.
Profit targets trigger on:
• expected move completion
• unusual volume spikes
Basically:
It follows smart money…
then exits ahead of the crowd.
He stared at the terminal for a second.
“How much did you start with?”
$200.
27 days ago.
Current balance:
$14,300.
271 trades.
74% win rate.
Fully automated.
Before leaving he said:
“This is extremely close to the scenarios our internal teams simulate.”
The craziest part?
The entire stack costs less than Netflix.
AI isn’t just replacing workflows anymore.
It’s replacing entire trading teams.
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these guys let Claude run wild on Wall St.
Look at this insider trades scanner it built in 4 mins that:
> reads every SEC filing where execs buy their own stock
> flags clusters where multiple execs buy at once
> emails me the top 3 trades every morning before the open
In this example, it created apps for my Flipper Zero through a USB connection and pushed them successfully to the device.
Just an idea, a cable, and a model that could actually make it real.
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