This is very cool, but it's a shame it will only be for enterprise customers. Customers paying for the pro subscription will not have access to this, and for the price of the pro subscription this is pretty weak. After 4 years of being a shapr3d pro user I will not be renewing this year because of this.
Do you know if assemblies are on their roadmap? This is the main thing holding me back from putting effort into learning with the potential to move away from SolidWorks. I like the idea of parametric modelling on arm and apples ecosystem but if I can’t have bodies both connected and separated out I can’t use for more than simple designs or as part of a work flow.
It's not the future just a gimmick. An ipad app will never replace industry standard tools and pipelines. But of course you need a little clickbait in the title to get clicks.
Have you heard of Kenwood or De’longhi? As I mentioned in the video, their team uses Shapr3D. Maybe not for production-ready CAD, but throughout the design process. It’s not the future, it’s already happening
@@SamDoesDesign I'm not saying there's no use case to it, and the platform really needs amazing apps like this. I've tried it myself years ago when it first appeared for the ipad, though the eye-watering sub price kept me away since. I'm using Rhino and I see no reason to go anywhere else, but it's just my 2 cents.
Their pricing sucks. Why does smb need to switch to their platform from AC or Fusion? Your review of their product is not complete, looks like an ad, it forced me to unsubscribe
I specified in the video that Shapr3D flew me to Budapest to attend the event. But they did not pay me to make this video. They did not review this video before I posted. It is all my own script and my own thoughts. There are plenty of other CAD programs that I also use daily, such as Blender and Rhino, but this video is about Shapr3D
AR design is the future. Shapr 3D on the road .
I’m so excited for the next few years! 🤩
This is very cool, but it's a shame it will only be for enterprise customers. Customers paying for the pro subscription will not have access to this, and for the price of the pro subscription this is pretty weak. After 4 years of being a shapr3d pro user I will not be renewing this year because of this.
When are they planning to release this to the public?
Do you know if assemblies are on their roadmap? This is the main thing holding me back from putting effort into learning with the potential to move away from SolidWorks. I like the idea of parametric modelling on arm and apples ecosystem but if I can’t have bodies both connected and separated out I can’t use for more than simple designs or as part of a work flow.
Let’s put it this way… every time I wished Shapr3D had a feature, it’s appeared 🤭 they’re working towards it 🙌
Shut up and take my money!
Hololens has better compatability with industry standard programs.
It's not the future just a gimmick. An ipad app will never replace industry standard tools and pipelines. But of course you need a little clickbait in the title to get clicks.
Have you heard of Kenwood or De’longhi? As I mentioned in the video, their team uses Shapr3D. Maybe not for production-ready CAD, but throughout the design process. It’s not the future, it’s already happening
@@SamDoesDesign I'm not saying there's no use case to it, and the platform really needs amazing apps like this. I've tried it myself years ago when it first appeared for the ipad, though the eye-watering sub price kept me away since. I'm using Rhino and I see no reason to go anywhere else, but it's just my 2 cents.
Their pricing sucks. Why does smb need to switch to their platform from AC or Fusion? Your review of their product is not complete, looks like an ad, it forced me to unsubscribe
I specified in the video that Shapr3D flew me to Budapest to attend the event. But they did not pay me to make this video. They did not review this video before I posted. It is all my own script and my own thoughts.
There are plenty of other CAD programs that I also use daily, such as Blender and Rhino, but this video is about Shapr3D