CNC Machined Parts Data Licensing Opportunity | Fusion 360

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Do you run or know a CNC shop with archived customer jobs? Linewise, a San Francisco-based, Y Combinator-backed startup, pays shops to license real-world machined parts data for physical AI and robotics training. Volume: 50–100 parts per partner, delivered in batches. Compensation: $100 per 5 approved bundles. Parts We Need Real customer parts made using 3-axis CNC milling, with multiple setups or feature types. Metals and engineering plastics (POM, PEEK, nylon) are accepted. Examples include mould and die components, housings, brackets, manifolds, machine parts, robotics components, automotive parts, medical/lab components, heat sinks, and consumer hardware. Required Files for Each Part STEP model of the finished part as a single solid Original editable Fusion 360 file (.f3d...

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