Blueprints AI startup claims software generates permit-ready construction blueprints in minutes

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A Santa Monica-based startup called Blueprints AI has developed new software. The tool is designed to generate construction blueprints that comply with building codes. It creates these plans from inputs like a photograph, PDF document, or simple sketch. The company states that this process can be completed in just minutes.

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