Recently, I have been checking out videos about design, and they seem very catchy until I came across a video about 3d Cad, which checks about Virtual reality. Personally, I know nothing about this but I find it really interesting to engage in it and also watching the video feels relieving
I remember when I told my friend about it, he was like, "You learnt cybersecurity, what are you doing there?" I told him the world is too small and life is too short for us to limit ourselves to only one skill and not explore other things. In the same way, if I were rich, I would love to tour almost all the countries in the world if possible.
3d Cad is more of an advanced computer-aided design. One factor that even makes it more interesting is that we can use our hands to generate the design on our computer, or even a picture to generate the designs, or write a prompt to generate it. I remember watching a video of an architect drawing, the lady snapped a picture of the drawing, would you believe this drawing turned into a standard house where you can also view the parlour and every single room in he building, not just from up, it's like you inside the full building making a video. When I saw this I was really perplexed and honestly, it's quite catchy, because imagine doing an architectural building of a sky scrapper or 15 story building with several rooms on each floor and you can actually view every rooms In the drawing one by one like you inside he building from your screen, not from up again, its feel really lovely and intresting.
I also watched a video of 3D CAD car designs, and they look really interesting to watch. Now imagine we were using a virtual reality to watch everything going on, in it and using it to make our drawings. I would love to try this tool out, probably it might look great with m,e, or I might innovate something inspiring through it.
Image by Lee Rosario from Pixabay
This skill is underrated, and most people don't talk about it. Trust me, it is a really great skill to engage with. I see a great future in it, especially when using AI to generate most of the prompts for the aided design. Imagine being creative with an aerospace design that has never been made before, or designing a shape that can be used for several factors or anything. This is a really great skill, and there are fewer videos about it and fewer tutors too. It requires creativity, measurement calculations and understanding of the design to carry out these factors.
I look forward to creatively generating something with it. Some people call me a software or tools prostitute, but I tell them the sky is too small to limit our creativity. We should learn to explore things we find interesting and not limit ourselves to the skills we have. There is more to this than I see, and I look forward to unveiling a lot, but that doesn't stop my interest in cybersecurity.