Shapr3D

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Shapr3D
Developer(s) Shapr3D Zrt
Operating system iPadOS, Windows, macOS, visionOS
Type CAD
Website shapr3d.com

Shapr3D is 3D modeling software initially released for iPadOS to work with the Apple Pencil and multi-touch gesturing as a workflow. It has been ported to run on macOS, Windows [1] [2] [3]

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History

Shapr3D launched using the open source Open Cascade Engine in 2016 but switched over to Parasolid geometric modeling kernel. [4] [5] The founder is Istvan Csanady and the company is headquartered in Budapest, Hungary. [6] In 2020 Shapr3d won the Apple Design Award. [7]

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