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Designers Corner [Ep. 7] – Eva Blšáková & Lidia Ratoi

Designers Corner is the place where Parametric Designers talk about their work. There is a story behind every model, and who better to tell the story than the designers themselves?

ShapeDiver Case Studies [Ep.1] – Modifile’s CNC Strategy

What happens when the right technology meets the right entrepreneurs? In this series we'll showcase the very best of ShapeDiver user cases. From Furniture and Jewelry, to Fashion and Architecture, learn how these visionaries are using our online parametric technology to offer something out of the ordinary.

From Sketch To Prototype Using Rhino & Grasshopper!

All artists have a unique creative process that they follow every time they design something new. Wanting to know more about this, last month we met with our good friends from Modifile.com and asked them if they could share their creative process with us. Here is how they do it.

ShapeDiver Now Supports Rhino 6 & Rhino For Mac!

We're happy to announce that starting TODAY you can finally upload definitions created with Rhino 6! This is easily the most requested feature we've received in the past months, so we're more than happy to finally deliver on this. Read below to find out a bit more about our system's new capabilities!

Grasshopper & ShapeDiver Help Create 3D Printed Prosthetics For Kids!

Some weeks ago we traveled to Madrid, Spain to meet the team behind Autofabricantes and MediaLab Prado. These guys are working on some exciting projects involving all types of 3D printing and parametric design, but the one that really caught our attention was SuperGiz.

Getting To Know… MediaLab Prado’s FabLab In Madrid!

>>Getting to know...<< is the place where ShapeDiver introduces game changers in the field of Parametric Design. During our blog series we'll let great brands and projects do the talking and present their work, so sit back and enjoy!

Parametric Dreams [ Ep. 4] – Jacob Blitzer: A 6-Week Parametric Jewelry Experiment!

Jacob Blitzer is an American computational designer that, as many reading this blog, fell in love with Parametric Design years ago. He decided to do something about it so he started his Coronate Project, an experiment involving a parametric rings and his will to sell them whatever it took!

Parametric Dreams [Ep. 5] – Gabriel Ganzarolli: Parametric Prosthesis Made In Brazil!