RhinoFabStudio

Parametric Design + Optimization + Digital Fabrication

RhinoFabStudio

Objectives:
Teach, learn and share different methods of fabrication for industrial designers, architects, and engineers where Rhinoceros is involved in any cycle of the manufacturing process.
This RhinoFabStudio community is a great place for sharing information about hardware used to fabricate your ideas, your digital models and your Grasshopper definitions.
RhinoFabStudio is open to everyone and welcomes any Rhinoceros compatible program that helps you accomplish your ideas.
RhinoFabStudio urges all Rhino ARTs and ARTCs to post your events, workshops and classes which pertain to fabrication methods and/or processes.

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RhinoFabStudio@mcneelmiami.com

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food4Rhino webinar: RhinoCAM 2026 - Faster, Smarter CAM for Rhino

Join us for an inside look at RhinoCAM 2026 (https://www.food4rhino.com/en/app/rhinocam), the newest release of MecSoft’s fully integrated CAM solution for R...
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Shape the Land: Terrain Modeling & Grading with RhinoLands

See how to generate 3D terrain from contours and points, reshape topography, create grading operations for platforms, paths and roads, control slopes and elevations, and calculate cut-and-fill volumes directly from the model with this free RhinoLands webinar.

The post Shape the Land: Terrain Modeling & Grading with RhinoLands appeared first on Rhino3Dzine.

Continuous Curves, Rotating Forms: A New Approach to Ceramic Printing

What if clay 3D printing could move beyond stacked layers? Mark Meier’s experimental rotary-axis process combines Rhino, Grasshopper, Python, and robotic fabrication to draw continuous ceramic patterns directly onto rotating 3D forms, creating remarkably light and intricate structures.

The post Continuous Curves, Rotating Forms: A New Approach to Ceramic Printing appeared first on Rhino3Dzine.

Solander 38: Rhino as the Common Language of an Evolving Vessel

Solander 38 is a self-sufficient, solar-electric cruising catamaran developed through an unusually collaborative design and build process. At its center, an evolving Rhino model became a common language between designers, builders, fabrication workflows, construction drawings; and eventually an interactive digital record of the vessel itself.

The post Solander 38: Rhino as the Common Language of an Evolving Vessel appeared first on Rhino3Dzine.

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D5 Lite for Rhino: Real-Time Visualization and AI-Assisted Design Exploration


D5 Lite for Rhino brings AI-assisted exploration and real-time visualization directly into the Rhino design workflow, allowing designers to evaluate ideas while their models are still actively evolving.

Built for Rhino 8 on Windows, D5 Lite supports two complementary ways of working. AI Generation uses the current Rhino view as a basis for exploring visual directions through presets, prompts, and reference images, helping designers investigate possibilities before fully developing them in 3D. Real-Time Rendering visualizes the actual Rhino geometry with PBR materials, lighting, shadows, and environmental conditions, allowing designers to evaluate the decisions already present in the model.

Together, they create an iterative workflow between modeling and visualization:

Model → Explore → Evaluate → Refine

Designers can adjust geometry in Rhino, examine the visual result, and continue refining the model rather than waiting until the design is finished before visualization begins. Materials, lighting, Geo Sky settings, and D5 proxy models can also remain associated with the Rhino project as it develops.

When more advanced visualization or presentation output is needed, the scene can continue from D5 Lite into D5 Render, carrying the visual work established during design development forward.

D5 Lite for Rhino is currently available in Beta and is installed through D5 Launcher.

 
 
 

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