Light-EV chassis packs
Plan around frame cavities, service lids, charger ports, and awkward chassis geometry before you print or machine anything.
BatteryBee helps DIY builders trace odd cavities, plan cell layouts, preview spacers, cases, and busbars in 3D, and export CAD-ready files without bouncing between a dozen disconnected tools.
Best fit: custom geometries where packaging and manufacturability matter. If your pack is a commodity rectangle, BatteryBee may be more tool than you need.
The strongest use case is not "any battery". It is the custom build where fit, service access, and manufacturability all need to line up.
Plan around frame cavities, service lids, charger ports, and awkward chassis geometry before you print or machine anything.
Model battery bays, connector routing, and enclosure constraints for endurance UAVs, payload modules, and field power.
When the pack shape is weird and you care about spacers, cases, or busbar layout, BatteryBee gives the geometry a home.
Trace frame triangles, fuselage bays, and odd cavities with keep-outs and millimeter-precise dimensions.
Paint series lanes per layer with live connection metrics and visibility controls.
Add service lids, cable exits, and face cutouts so your printed enclosure matches the real build.
Orbit the live preview, switch between outline and solid envelope modes, and sanity‑check clearances.
See pack stats at a glance, voltage/power/heat charts vs current, OCV curves, and export a summary.
Generate STEP/STL for cases and lids, optional spacer STLs, busbar DXF, and a manifest for downstream fabrication.
Go from a sketch to CAD files with electrical context in the loop. Edits update instantly, so iteration is cheap and confident.
Start from the real enclosure problem, then carry the geometry through layout, validation, and export without losing the manufacturing context.
Trace a frame cavity, drone bay, or oddball enclosure shape. Add keep-outs early so the layout starts from the real packaging problem.
Set the cell type, series and parallel goals, then tune spacing, offsets, and clearances while the pack metrics update live.
Inspect layer stacking, case walls, lids, and cable exits before you commit time to printing, machining, or hand assembly.
Generate STEP/STL, optional spacer STLs, and busbar DXF plus a manifest for the exact revision you want to build.
Create an account, start sketching, and use the docs and use-case guides to get from an empty outline to a buildable export bundle.
The core workspace is free today, and optional build services can layer on later when you want help turning a design into parts.