And I believe the average person really picks up on that. It’s not something that screams “This is the Future”. Rather, it’s the User Experience–pretty ugly and really unappealing. But Joe Six-Pack? Jane Doe? Jeff I-Hate-Computers-Because-They-Hate-Me? I have my doubts–and not because of how complex (or simple) it is. It seems to be fairly powerful (more than SketchUp). But Does it Look Like the Future?įor designers, engineers and hobbyists, Cubify Invent may be useful. We believe that by adding meaningful design productivity tools and plugins to our portfolio, we make it easier and simpler for our users to access all of their design-to-manufacturing requirements in one place.
CUBIFY DESIGN TUTORIALS SERIES
For a coherent series of them, go to YouTube and look for 'Geomagic Design Training Series' Alibre used to sell these tutorials for 199, but the new management at Geomagic decided. There are a bunch of Geomagic Design (formerly Alibre) tutorials on YouTube. While other high-quality and very popular 3D printers are made of plywood and aluminum, with exposed wires visible, this one. Re: Cubify/Geomagic Designs CAD Software. We acquired several service providers as a cornerstone for our on-demand custom parts services business and expanded our print engine portfolio through the acquisition of Desktop Factory and Bits From Bytes. The Cubify Cube’s 3D printing for the layman approach is evident from the outset its price range is among the lowest on the market, and its appearance can only be described as sleek. As CEO Abe Reichental explained back in July 2011 when 3DS bought Alibre, it was part of a big plan to make direct-to-manufacturing easier. From the looks of it, Cubify Invent is essentially a stripped down version of Alibre, another 3D System acquisition.
CUBIFY DESIGN TUTORIALS SOFTWARE
They’ve stuck their extruders into every interest 3D printing represents, buying up high-end consumer item shops (Freedom of Creation), photo-to-3D-model software (Viztu Technologies was bought last week for an ‘undisclosed sum’) and more. Direct to 3D printing button? Most certainly.Ĭubify Invent seems to be a part of 3D Systems’ strategy to take over the consumer 3D printing market. Extrude 2D into 3D? Yup! Fillets and other such model manipulation? Check. Unlike the free to use AutoDesk 123D, TinkerCAD or SketchUp, it cost $49, but has all the functions you would need to make almost any part fairly quickly. Cubify Invent is CAD software aimed at the uninitiated consumer with a 3D printer like the 3D System’s Cube.
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