With our latest release we added a feature to boost your sales on your website: web embedding. Just this year we had 25 major releases and 41 bug fix releases, which is 66 releases in total - which is roughly 33-66 times above the CAD industry average. I'm very much looking forward to 2023, we are just getting started.Īnother two weeks passed, and here we are with the last release of 2022.

Sometimes it's good to pause for a second and look back - I couldn't be more proud of what the team achieved, we've come a long way. acquired more than 1 000 000 users and more than 40 000 paying customers from more than a 100 countries released hundreds of new versions of Shapr3D, just this year we had 66 releases, out of which 25 were major releases with new features and improvements

added single click web sharing to collaborate with your stakeholders got featured twice in Microsoft Surface launches got featured more than 10 times in Apple Keynotes launched Shapr3D Cloud (but it's fully optional: your data is yours!) with Sync and Backup launched Shapr3D on Windows PCs and tablets, Wacom tablets, Macs and iPads built a well established direct modeling 3D CAD (but there is of course still a lot more to do!) This was 6 years ago, and since then, we. It was nothing more than a proof of concept, and the only two modeling operations it had was revolve and extrude, and by the time I thought it was going to be used for 3D printing mostly. This was the first demo video I recorded of one of the earliest prototypes we built. Recently we've published an article about the History of CAD (link in the comments) - so I decided to share a small piece of CAD history from Shapr3D.

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