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Engineering solutions for automotive, mining, agriculture, heavy industry, and beyond. With our engineering accreditation, we can sign off on most projects, regardless of sector.

Car seat cover surfacing and pattern design

3D digital rendering of a vehicle seat with various color-coded sections, viewed from above against a white background.
Colored 3D model of a car seat showing different sections and materials.

Using advanced 3D scanning and surfacing technology, we modernise the traditional process of car seat pattern making. Our team scans each seat, builds a clean digital surface model, and generates precision-cut patterns ready for laser cutting.

Benefits:

  • Up to 80% time reduction compared to manual hand templating

  • Perfect repeatability and high-accuracy digital patterns

  • Cleaner, sustainable workflow for trim shops and upholstery businesses

  • Eliminates human error and inconsistent templates

Parts Manufacturing – Classic & Modern Vehicles

3D CAD model of a car part, possibly a dashboard or interior trim, showing detailed contours and openings.
Close-up view of a black 3D-printed object with a curved edge placed on a wooden desk in an office or workshop setting.
A long, weathered plastic or fiberglass car dashboard with visible cracks and scratches, lying on a tan industrial carpeted floor.
Car dashboard part on a worktable, with purple painter's tape and a graffiti-like black finish, in an industrial workshop.

Our clients often spend countless hours restoring old dashboards and interior components. Babylon Engineering solves this by supplying brand-new, precision-manufactured parts that fit perfectly and can be delivered within 48 hours.

What we deliver:

  • Fully restored or newly engineered dashboard components

  • High-accuracy 3D scanned replacements

  • No sanding, bogging, repairing, or plastic welding needed

  • Consistent, repeatable production for workshops and restorers

Machine & Safety Guarding (AS/NZS Compliant)

Close-up of a mechanical machine with a belt drive system connecting two pulleys, with a work surface and other industrial equipment in the background.
Industrial machine on a concrete floor with a drainage grate beneath it.
3D laser scan point cloud of a machine or industrial equipment, showing various panels, pipes, and structural components.
A white mechanical device with a black base featuring small triangle patterns, attached to a vertical cylindrical component, with a metal arm above.

A client required urgent machine guarding after safety audits flagged several risks. We scanned the equipment, engineered compliant guarding, and manufactured the components rapidly using industrial-grade materials.

Why clients trust us:

  • Designed to meet Australian Machine Guarding Standards (AS 4024)

  • Fast turnaround through accurate 3D scanning

  • Proven experience in factory and industrial environments

  • Passed all final safety and risk assessment requirements

Structural Analysis & Reverse-Engineered Lifting Cage

CAD drawing of two scaffolding structures, one in red and black and the other in white, with metal frames and safety railings.
Computer-aided design model of a boat hull structure showing stress distribution, with color gradients from blue to red indicating stress levels, and purple arrows indicating load directions.

This client required engineering documentation and certification for an existing lifting device as part of their JSA and pre-start safety requirements.

We scanned the entire structure, rebuilt the model with full nut-and-bolt accuracy, and prepared it for FEA structural simulation.

What we achieved:

  • Full 3D scan of the lifting cage

  • Engineering-ready CAD reconstruction

  • No repeated measurements or site revisits

  • Accurate model ideal for FEA, certification, and compliance

CAD model of a pipe system with purple pipes, a flow sensor, and a pressure gauge.

Piping & Routing (Food & Beverage / Dairy Industry)

Diagram of a plumbing or piping system with various pipes, valves, and connections, including labels indicating different pipe sizes and components.

Years of modifications left this client’s piping system in a “spaghetti mess.” Traditionally, fixing this requires weeks of manual measurement and guesswork.

Instead, we 3D scanned the area and produced a clean, accurate digital layout of pipework and instrumentation.

Results:

  • Visual overlay of the new pipe routing

  • Exact measurements for trades and engineers

  • Zero guesswork and fewer revisions

  • Rapid approval from manufacturing teams