Cartesian Launches AI 3D Modeling Tool That Turns Photos and Sketches Into Editable CAD Models
carlosbannon · x · 2026-09-21
Cartesian by Formas launches an AI 3D modeling tool for architecture and product design (waitlist open for preview)
- Accepts text prompts, sketches, photos, floor plans, or scans as input
- Emphasizes editability: every object is a separate part you can modify individually (swap a chair while keeping the rest of the room)
- Focus on precise geometry: inspectable, measurable faces, edges, and solids with clean topology — no polygon-mesh approximations
- Supports BIM workflows via named elements and explicit relationships
- Exports 3DM/STL files editable in SketchUp, Rhino, or any CAD tool
- Demo models shown for furniture, interiors, architecture, and residential design
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