Formas, which develops AI-native design tools, has announced "Cartesian," a tool capable of creating AI-generated 3D models based on materials such as text instructions, sketches, and photos.
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Formas Announces "Cartesian," an AI Tool Capable of Generating 3D Models from Words and Sketches
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Cartesian is an AI tool that can generate 3D models for items such as restaurant layouts, furniture, and products. By providing text instructions like "a restaurant with a skylight, keeping the wall-side booth seating as is," users can create models that reflect those specific directions. Additionally, all parts included in a generated 3D model can be edited individually.
The tool can perform generation based on materials on hand, such as photos, floor plans, sketches, scan data, and 3D models. Generated files can be opened in CAD (Computer-Aided Design) software such as SketchUp and Rhino, and can also be downloaded in 3DM or STL file formats.
The scale of supported models is wide, ranging from furniture such as desk lamps and benches to massive structures like apartment complexes and subway platforms.
Pre-registration for the preview is currently being accepted, and users can join the waitlist.