In the early stages of a design project, during ideation and conceptualisation, tools should accommodate the broadest methods of expression. Early specifications, outlines, rough sketches and photos (among others) are all essential in expressing ideas.
Yet, the core paradigm of CAD software, parametric CAD, has remained largely unchanged for 40 years. These engines, built using traditional software technology, rely on a keyboard, mouse and typical user interface. Creators must explicitly define parameters such as the dimensions of an object. That can restrict creativity.
Creators need technology that doesn’t obstruct their creative flow. Instead, it should enable rapid and iterative exploration of ideas, regardless of how detailed or approximate they might be.
Over the past decade, research has underscored that early-stage explorations significantly enhance project metrics like cost, sustainability and suitability. That’s why recent advancements in neural technology are generating such excitement.
Unlike parametric CAD, they are learning and improving, so that they constantly align better to creators’ needs and ways of working. Meanwhile, they can reliably reason about the three-dimension and physical world.
Ultimately, these advancements are aimed at making creators faster, smarter and more competitive. The quicker designers can turn around their designs, the faster they can move products to markets – but the impact goes beyond speed. AI-powered design tools can directly reason about the immense complexity within design creation. It is this that sets the stage for vast improvements across the entire design and make category.
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