A suite of fourteen Rhino 3D plugins covering hull and hydrostatics, steel and composite structure, piping and P&ID, drafting and production output, project scheduling and AI-assisted automation – built by naval architects for design offices and shipyards on projects from 12 to 100 metres.
From hull lines and hydrostatics through structure, piping, P&ID and shop drawings – watch the full Notilus Software suite work as one system inside Rhino 3D.
Used by design offices, shipyards and naval architects on commercial, naval and yacht projects.
Design
Structure, piping and drafting share one Rhino 3D file. Revisions propagate without re-export, so delivery dates hold.
Production
Shop drawings, part lists and cutting files flow directly from the engineering model – fewer errors at the source.
Architecture
A professional toolset on the Rhino 3D you already use, licensed annually. Add the plugins you need, drop the ones you don't.
Notilus Piping covers irrigation networks, oil and gas tank farms, swimming pools and spas, fire-protection lines and industrial plant piping – all on the same 3D pipe model in Rhino 3D. Notilus Scheduler runs as a stand-alone project management tool, used by construction and engineering teams across industries – no Rhino 3D required.


Our solutions are used by design offices all around the world. We are committed to providing the best software solutions to meet the needs of the global marine industry.
From hull lines and steel structure through 3D piping routing with linked P&ID diagrams, the studio built the entire vessel on the Notilus Software suite. Hull revisions propagated through the structure, piping and drawing sets – no re-export step.
Single plugin or the full suite, on a yearly subscription. Quotes are scoped to the team size, the plugins required and the project pipeline.
Replies are sent by the Notilus Software engineering team within one business day.

Notilus Piping is a 3D piping and HVAC plugin for Rhino 7 and 8, used by yards and design offices to model every system on board on the same model as the hull and structure.
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