I've used CAD nearly every day for my entire engineering career, and this feels like a logical step. My day is filled with a tedium of micromanaging Solidworks or NX to simply do what I need. It takes very little time for me to envision a solution, but it takes ages of clunking through UI to actualize it. I'll be on board once you have SW support, I'd be interested in implementing it immediately.
My questions:
1) What's your CAD background?
2) What led you to realize that this was a problem that needed solving?
Sohrab and I have been in deep tech for most of our careers. For me personally, most of my background focused on system integration and design. Working closely with the mechanical engineers, I encountered multiple just annoying paper cuts that I felt could be solve with software. We hope that we can create software where it is just easier and faster to prototype and test things in real life. This release was our attempt of a first baby step in that overarching goal
My questions: 1) What's your CAD background? 2) What led you to realize that this was a problem that needed solving?