AI drawing review that earns trust
Clash Nexus AI reads full drawing sets the way coordination teams do — across architectural, structural, and MEP sheets — then surfaces findings only when typed evidence supports them.
About
Clash Nexus AI helps construction teams find drawing conflicts, coordination gaps and missing information before they become RFIs, rework, delays and change orders. Every finding is connected to drawing evidence so project teams can review the issue before acting on it.

Clash Nexus AI reads full drawing sets the way coordination teams do — across architectural, structural, and MEP sheets — then surfaces findings only when typed evidence supports them.
Catch duct-vs-beam clashes, clearance misses, sheet-to-sheet contradictions, missing details, and interface gaps before they become field rework, schedule slips, or expensive change orders.
Every high-value issue can move into review workflows with sheet cites, visual markups, impact context, and draft RFI language your team can verify and send.
The company
Builders of Clash Nexus AI
Thelon Technologies Inc. builds software for the hardest handoff in construction: the gap between what the drawings say and what the field has to build. We believe AI only creates value in AEC when findings are traceable, reviewable, and ready for professional judgment — not when they flood teams with unverifiable noise.
That is why Clash Nexus AI is designed as an evidence-first platform: typed facts, cited sheets, visual proof, and human control before issues are shared with clients, consultants, or the jobsite. From package review through revision compare and RFI-ready handoffs, the product is built so coordination teams can trust what they promote.
Thelon Technologies Inc. is registered in Ontario, Canada and Delaware, United States of America. We are not solely a Canadian company — we operate with dual registration in Canada and the United States and support construction teams across both markets as Clash Nexus AI ships in production for live drawing packages.
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