RHINO

Rhino (Rhinoceros 3D) is a commercial 3D CAD (Computer-Aided Design) software application developed by Robert McNeel & Associates. It’s known for its freeform surface modeling capabilities and its use of NURBS (Non-uniform rational B-spline) geometry, which allows for precise and accurate representation of curves and surfaces. Rhino is used across various industries, including architecture, engineering, manufacturing, and design. 

Industries that Use Rhino:
  • Architecture:
    Rhino is widely used by architects for creating freeform designs, parametric models, and visualizing building designs. 
     
  • Engineering:
    Engineers utilize Rhino for creating 3D models of mechanical parts, structures, and other complex components. 
     
  • Manufacturing:
    Manufacturers use Rhino for designing prototypes, creating manufacturing drawings, and exporting models to CNC machines. 
     
  • Product Design:
    Product designers rely on Rhino for creating detailed models of products, from consumer goods to industrial equipment. 

COURSE DETAILS

DURATION

45 days

MODE

offline & online

BATCHES

5 students only

ELIGIBILITY

anyone

INSTRUCTOR

G.V.DILEEP KUMAR

BEGINNERS FRIENDLY

beginners to advance training

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