Autodesk developed this technology to act as a digital engineer capable of helping individuals create 3D models and, eventually, transform the models into the real thing. 123D Make is designed for ...

App Enables 3D Modeling via iPad, Mac, PC or Web Browser "For the first time ever, users can create sophisticated, precise 3D models of real objects on their iPad, Mac, PC or via their web browser.

Autodesk has just released 123D Catch for the iPad, which allows anyone to automatically turn panoramic style photos into 3D models. The app allows users to take up to 40 photos of a specific object, ...

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Autodesk, Inc. launched the new free* Autodesk 123D Catch app for iPhone on the App Store. Complementing the iPad, desktop and web app versions, the app lets users take ...

May 14, 2012 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google Windows: You've got easy access to a regular printer any time you need one, but not everyone has a MakerBot or ...

Convert the physical to digital with your mobile device. 123D Catch is now available for iPad in the iTunes App Store. This free app from Autodesk lets users take images from their iPad camera and ...

Autodesk has launched a couple of new iPad applications called 123D Catch and 123D Make Intro. The first, 123D Catch, has been created to provide an easy way to convert 2D photos into 3D objects. The ...

SAN FRANCISCO--You may not know CAD, but if you've got a computer, you can now start creating 3D models. That's the idea behind 123D Catch and 123D Make, two new free software applications that ...

Now you can make a 3D model of anything you can photograph, with free software from Autodesk and inexpensive online 3D printing services. Share on Facebook (opens in a new window) Share on X (opens in ...

Autodesk and Sculpteo have launched a new iPad application called Autodesk 123D Creature, which they have designed to make it possible to create and print 3D monsters and characters directly from your ...

Let's get the most important detail out there right now. At midnight on April 1 (that's Saturday, folks!), any designs you have stored online in Autodesk's 123D service will be gone. Poof. No recovery ...