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VisualARQ, Flexible BIM tools for Rhino Learn all VisualARQ features to develop a project of architecture in 3D and all produce its 2D documentation For more information and enroll in this free course, please go to: VisualARQ
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 Are you captivated by the beauty of jewelry and dreaming of creating your own unique pieces? Whether you’re an aspiring designer, a skilled artisan, or simply someone looking to start a rewarding creative career, this course is your gateway into the digital world of jewelry design. Sabit, Authorized Resellers of Rhino, teaches you how to bring your ideas to life, from elegant rings and intricate earrings to bold pendants and custom-made collections—all using the powerful Rhinoceros software. What makes this course different? Their step-by-step approach, expert guidance, and project-based learning method make this course ideal even for absolute beginners. You’ll be amazed by what you’ll create by the end. Sabit doesn’t just teach you tools—Sabit teaches you the craft. You’ll learn how to:
Name of Course: Jewelry Designer Format: Self-paced Date: Available on demand Duration: 10 weeks Language: English  The architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry is becoming more complex and interconnected. Don’t let an outdated workflow slow you down. This BSS Bootcamp is your starting point to mastering system-based modeling and coordination—bringing clarity, structure, and real efficiency to your projects.  Rhino is at the heart of NODE’s latest student-led project: ASKET, an autonomous surface vessel (ASV) developed for the Njord 2025 Physical Autonomous Challenge in Norway. NODE is a multidisciplinary student team from the Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia (IAAC) blending architecture, marine robotics, and digital fabrication to create an open-source, sensor-rich vessel capable of fully autonomous navigation. Rhino’s precision modeling and flexible workflow enabled the team to design ASKET’s custom 3D-printed trimaran hull, integrating complex hydrodynamic shapes, modular electronics compartments, and structural performance features into a single digital model. This made it possible to rapidly prototype, test, and iterate on full-scale components using large-format robotic pellet extrusion. ASKET is more than a vessel—it’s an educational platform demonstrating how Rhino empowers students to translate digital design into functional, resilient systems that tackle real-world challenges. The project highlights how Rhino’s role goes far beyond architecture, supporting open-source marine research, sustainable design, and accessible advanced manufacturing. As a fully student-driven initiative, NODE is now actively seeking additional sponsors to help cover the costs of travel, accommodation, and transporting the vessel to Norway for the competition. Supporting ASKET means backing the next generation of designers and engineers as they expand what’s possible with Rhino, robotics, and collaborative, hands-on learning. |
