Jetbuilt will be unveiling its complete Jetbot Drawings suite while at ISE 2026 this February, introducing rack elevations and architectural floorplans to Jetbuilt’s AV system design software with the intention of drastically shortening the architectural drafting stage of projects. The move tracks the growing industry demand for design services, AI-powered or otherwise.
Among the added features, the new Jetbot Drawings suite will also include:
- DWG export and Vectorworks integration
- As well as AI-generated AV schematics.
How Rack Elevations Will Work in Jetbot Drawings
With the addition of rack elevations to the Jetbot Drawings suite (released late last year), Jetbuilt says the software will be able to translate a project’s equipment list into organized rack layouts.
This, according to Jetbuilt, is meant to provide design teams with a clear view of space requirements, ventilation considerations and device sequencing earlier in the project cycle.
Jetbot (Jetbuilt’s proprietary AI engine) can then help integrators identify conflicts, confirm mechanical specifications and plan cable management before installation.
Additionally, since the rack elevations are derived from the same project dataset used for schematics, documentation remains consistent.
How Jetbot Automates AV Floor Plans from Building Layouts
In its explanation of the new architectural floorplan feature, Jetbuilt states users can upload a building layout, such as a venue, office or residence, and Jetbot will identify the rooms and place equipment accordingly.
Devices will appear in the spaces of the flooplan, including displays, loudspeakers and control interfaces, with Jetbot estimating logical positions such as likely display walls. Manual repositioning is possible, though, in case teams need to adjust.
Key Takeaways for Integrators
Paul Dexter, CEO and Founder of Jetbuilt has stated that for integrators, drawings define a significant portion of the project timeline, with the goal of the expanded Jetbot drawings suite being to streamline the architectural stage and help designers validate scope against the physical environment earlier in the system design process.
Owing to this idea, all elements, including schematics, elevations and floor plans, will be exportable in DWG format to support established drafting workflows. Jetbuilt’s partnership with Vectorworks will also allow users to send Jetbuilt drawings directly to Vectorworks projects with a single click.
Considering CE Pro’s ongoing reports of labor constraints within the industry, the move to automate these more time-consuming aspects of projects aims to make the most of a limited workforce. Since its release in October 2025, the base Jetbot Drawings program has received much praise from the industry, earning a finalist position in the Inavation Awards.
For those interested in seeing the new features in action, Jetbuilt will be demonstrating the Jetbot Drawings suite in stand 5B820 at ISE from February 3 – 6, 2026.
