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Autodesk launched Wonder 3D in Flow Studio, an AI tool generating editable OBJ and STL files from text or images.
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Autodesk launched Wonder 3D in Flow Studio, an AI tool generating editable OBJ and STL files from text or images.

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Originally reported by Manufactur3D

Autodesk launched Wonder 3D in Flow Studio, an AI tool generating editable OBJ and STL files from text or images. The service costs 20 credits per generation, with a $64 monthly Pro tier offering 12,100 credits. For the AM industry, this automates the concept-to-geometry transition, reducing manual modeling lead times. While meshes still require refinement, this move signals a systemic shift toward AI-driven CAD that democratizes custom 3D design. 🚀 #Autodesk #3DPrinting #AI #AM

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