@CadX_Studio: typed it. built it. sectioned it. this is what AI CAD looks like in 2026. (initial testing) Dropping cadx model on mond…
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CadX Studio teases an AI CAD model for 2026, demonstrating a workflow from typing to building to sectioning, with a model release planned for Monday.
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typed it. built it. sectioned it. this is what AI CAD looks like in 2026. (initial testing) Dropping cadx model on monday. https://t.co/uzQO0IdUOU
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