I followed the hyper-link and discovered it is an Autodesk product.

In the reviews I read on this product, there was a mention of the Fusion 360 application. That didn’t stop me from exploring the application features, Here is a quote from their home page: “All you need is your iPad Pro, an Apple Pencil and Shapr3D.” The program is listed as “free” but the first two requirements are a bit beyond my budget. Shapr3D looks very Avant-garde performing on the iPad Pro. I discovered a new 3D CAD program for the iPad Pro called Shapr3D. I thought if I owned an iPad Pro, it would have to do 3D CAD. I was actually reading about Apple’s new super powered iPad Pro. In my web search I discovered a new tool from Autodesk called Fusion 360. I also have a standard AutoCAD I think is version 4 or 6. I have a now quite old LT version which is strictly 2D. Autodesk (AutoCAD) has always been at the top of my unobtainable list because of cost. I poked around looking at the trending in 3D CAD/CAM tools. Really excited to see ios developers digging into ARKit more, I'm excited to see what else is possible here.First look.

I 3d print models and test fit pieces as intermediate steps too. There still isn't a replacement for physically printing the parts before I have them laser cut out of metal. Here are two quick videos I threw together: I guess I'll pick up an ipad pro when it's upgrade time on that front. While crude right now, I think this sort of stuff is a game changer - I'm regretting not picking up a lidar enabled 12 pro instead of a 12 now to do better scanning and placement. Usecase - test out 3d designs of replacement classic car parts I'm manufacturing as a side project. I've been starting to use ARKit from a different angle.

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