Generative Jewelry Design 3D

Parametric Jewlery Design with Grasshopper3D

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Generative Jewelry and Fashion Design with Rhino® and Grasshopper® is a new way to model jewelry where the designs are ‘generated’ using generative algorithms. A form is created by a series of mathematical operations, instead of being the outcome of applying a conventional command. 
Grasshopper® allows designers to discover new forms from the simple to the awe-inspiring with no knowledge of programming or scripting.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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food4Rhino webinar:Talk to your Rhino - Raven AI V2 launch! (October 7, 2026 at 4 PM CEST)

 

October 7, 2026 at 4 PM CEST

What could you create if you could simply talk to Rhino? Join Moritz Rietschel and Philipp Hölzenbein for a masterclass in Raven CAD V2 and discover a new way to create, edit, and automate with AI. Building geometry that stays parametric and editable to explore design iterations and work deeply integrated into your existing files, V2 unlocks a new level of productivity and joy in Rhino. See how Raven drives your existing Rhino Plugins, writes new ones on the fly, or supercharges your Grasshopper work. Across architecture, marine engineering and yacht design, product design, mechanical engineering and beyond, let a conversation transform how you work in Rhino.
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  • Moritz Rietschel is co-founder of Raven, developing AI tools that bring advanced computational capabilities to architecture, engineering, and design. His work builds on research at UC Berkeley, where he explored human-AI collaboration in CAD and robotic fabrication. He has published research on large language models and computational design, presented internationally, and led workshops at institutions including MIT and Tongji. His work focuses on making AI a practical, collaborative tool for creative professionals.
  • Philipp Hölzenbein is an architect, entrepreneur, and co-founder of Raven, an AI-powered CAD platform for architecture and design. He studied architecture at TU Munich before working as an architect and later spending four years at Boston Consulting Group, focusing on energy infrastructure and AI. His work combines architectural practice, technology, and business strategy, with a particular focus on using AI to enhance creativity, computational design, and digital fabrication.



 
 
 

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