Build a bridge from beams, cables and struts, send a truck across and see which pieces are pulled, squashed or doing nothing.
Carve a dragster body or bring your own STL, watch the air separate from it, then race it over 20 m.
A whole-class sim: every student runs a street stall for a hard month, and money, family and rest all pull against each other.
Put your own artwork on a t-shirt, front, back or sleeves, in any colour, at the size it would really print.
Paint a COβ dragster straight onto the rotating 3D body. Every extra colour costs another masking pass.
Turn a logo, a drawing or a photo of a drawing into a clean vector file, with the background removed and colours split into flat inks.
Inside StudioLoom these tools sit in your lessons, set to your brief, and every student's work is kept.
Thinking tools, simulators and mockups become lesson activities, with your constraints: the span, the ink budget, the paint rack.
Thinking-tool work, bridges, liveries and t-shirt designs save with each student, so you can see them and mark them.
Each student's process, from first idea to prototype, in one place, so you can see the thinking and not only the result.
Free tools for every design classroom.