82 → 6 min
Review time per tissue slide, −92%
Pathologists reviewed about 18,000 gigapixel slides a year by hand. We built a deep-learning pipeline on AWS and passed GLP and 21 CFR Part 11 audits first time.
For electrical panel manufacturers
AI for the work
behind every panel.
The repetitive jobs that require domain know-how, such as turning an RFQ into a quote, can now be handed to AI. Your people spend their time on the panels and on winning the next job. We set it up around how your shop works, run it, and keep improving it.
START WITH ONE WORKFLOW. A PERSON APPROVES EVERY DECISION. NOTHING CHANGES UNTIL YOU CHOOSE.
THE WORK BEHIND THE PANEL
01 / What AI can take off your team
Hand off the work
that eats your week.
From RFQ to shipped panel, these are the repetitive jobs we hear about most from panel manufacturers. They are not the only ones. We take them on one at a time, starting with the one that costs you most.
START HERE01 / QUOTEQuote preparation
Turn an RFQ into a reviewed BOM and a priced draft quote.
Prepare quotes faster ↗
NEXT02 / PRICEPrice and lead-time alerts
Flag quotes that go stale when component prices or lead times move.
Catch stale quotes ↗
NEXT03 / CHANGERevision tracking
Catch changed quantities and part numbers and carry them through.
Track every change ↗
NEXT04 / BUYPurchasing checks
Check the BOM against the purchase order before parts are ordered.
Check before you buy ↗
NEXT05 / PROVEUL 508A documentation
Prepare the compliance paperwork from job data, for your team to check.
Prepare the paperwork ↗Example: what preparing quotes can cost a shopAbout $187,000 a year
An illustration, not a benchmark: 30 quotes a month, 8 hours each, at $65 an hour. It shows what the current process costs, not what you would save. The pilot measures that on your own quotes.
Try it with your numbersWe start with one workflow, prove it on your own work, then add the next. Quote preparation is ready for a pilot today; the others are planned and will be shaped with our first partners. Have a different job in mind? Tell us about it ↗
02 / Why Steady Rabbit
AI built by engineers,
shaped around your shop.
We are an AI product engineering firm. We build and run AI for the specific jobs your team repeats, not a generic tool.
Real panel workflows, not generic AI
We start from the actual jobs your team does: quoting, BOMs, purchasing, paperwork. Then we build AI for each one.
Built around your shop
Your drawings, parts and quote format. We fit the workflow to you.
You stay in control
Nothing goes out without your team’s approval. AI does the preparation, and your people make every decision.
Your data stays with you
NDA before anything is shared. Your data is never shared with other shops. What we learn about the work itself improves the product for everyone.
You decide before you commit
The pilot has a bounded scope and success measures agreed up front. Your subscription starts only once you sign off the result, so you decide with evidence.
03 / Who builds it
A decade of building technology.
Now focused on AI.
Steady Rabbit has been building technology since 2016, including our own product OneAD, which grew past 30 million users. AI product engineering is what we do every day.
−40% cost
Generative-AI token spend
After usage grew 180% in three months, AI costs spiked. We rebuilt the backend on serverless LangChain and LangGraph, and response time fell from 2.1 s to 0.66 s.
SyrenCloud
SUPPLY CHAIN76% → 87%
Forecast accuracy
We unified 24 data sources into one platform and built forecasting that also lifted unit fill rate to 97%, in 24 weeks.
Steady Rabbit client engagements in other industries. Panel-specific results come from your pilot, and you can explore a sample quote now.
04 / How we work with you
A 4–6 week pilot on your own work.
A subscription only once it is proven.
It starts with a 20-minute call. We agree what done looks like, run the pilot on your own data, and your annual subscription starts only after you sign off.
- 01START · AGREE THE SCOPE
Agreed up front, in writing.
We sign the NDA and agree the scope together: one workflow, the success measures and exactly what done looks like. Only then do any drawings or prices change hands.
- 02DURING · 4–6 WEEK PILOT
On your own data.
We run about 10 of your past RFQs beside your live work, as if they had just arrived, so nothing you rely on changes.
- 03END · SIGN-OFF
Refined until it meets the bar.
A short report against the success measures you set. If it falls short, we refine and run it again until it meets the definition of done.
- 04AFTER · SUBSCRIPTION
Starts at sign-off.
One annual subscription per workflow covers running it, support and improvements. You already know it works on your own data, so this is not an experiment.
How you are protected. The pilot has a bounded scope and success measures agreed before it starts. Concerns about your data, or about how our two teams will work together, are tested against those measures. At the end you decide whether to go on, and the subscription starts only after you sign off.
Insights
Guides for the work
behind every panel.
Plain-English checklists on quoting, cost estimating, change control and compliance paperwork, with the sources.
AI and quoting · 6 min readDon’t buy AI quoting software until you’ve run this test
Test AI quoting software on your own past quotes, not a vendor demo, and see which one holds up before you commit.
Read the guide ↗
Quoting · 7 min readQuote a control panel without leaving money on the table
Eight steps from RFQ check to bill of materials, labour and margin, with a second review before it goes out.
Read the guide ↗
Revisions · 6 min readOne changed line can derail a panel build. Here’s how to catch it
Learn how a formal change order catches every changed line and keeps BOM and drawings aligned.
Read the guide ↗05 / Questions
Good questions.
Direct answers.
Is this for my shop?
Probably, if you build custom panels to customer drawings: UL 508A control-panel shops, integrators with an in-house panel shop, and switchgear or switchboard builders. You are likely a fit if you quote from drawings or supplied BOMs, build BOMs in Excel or by hand, and want to keep your current ERP and tools. Probably not a fit if you sell only standard catalogue panels.
Is this only about quoting?
No. Quoting is where we start, because the pain is clear and we can test it on your past quotes. Price alerts, revision tracking, purchasing checks and UL 508A documentation are planned next, shaped with our first partners. We add a workflow only when the first one is working for you. Improvements to a workflow you subscribe to are included; new workflows and new integrations are scoped separately. These five are our suggestions, not a fixed list. If your team has a different repetitive job, bring it to us and we will look at it the same way.
Will AI really help, or is it hype?
It depends on the task. AI is useful on repetitive work that follows patterns but needs some judgement, and poor where nobody can check the result. That is why every workflow has a person reviewing the output, and why we test it on your own past work before you rely on it.
Will it replace my estimator?
No. Your estimator reviews, corrects and approves every quote. We take on the preparation, not the decision.
How accurate is it?
The pilot measures accuracy on your drawings, line by line, and shows you exactly where review is needed.
Can it read any drawing?
Not everything. Clean PDFs and structured BOMs are the easiest. Hand-marked scans and unusual conventions are harder. The pilot shows where the line is for your shop.
Do I need to change my ERP or CAD tools?
No. We start from the files you already export and the quote format you already use. Integrations come later, only if they make sense. No EPLAN, CAD or ERP connector is implied by this website.
Do you have panel-shop customers?
Panel makers are a new focus for Steady Rabbit, which is why we begin with a pilot on your own past quotes: with the scope and the definition of done agreed in writing, so the risk is not yours.
What happens to our drawings and prices?
We sign an NDA before any drawings or prices are shared, and agree access, storage, retention and deletion. Drawings and prices come after the NDA, never through the inquiry form.
How does a pilot work, and how long does it take?
A pilot typically takes 4–6 weeks. We agree the scope and the definition of done in writing before it starts, and we go through the commercial terms on the call. We keep refining until the result meets that definition, and your annual subscription starts only once you sign off. If it falls short, you do not continue.
Who approves the quote?
Your people. Electrical design, part suitability, compliance and the final customer quote stay with your qualified team.
Next step
See what it could take
off your team.
A 20-minute call. We listen first, walk you through it, and tell you whether it fits. No drawings needed.