uMake

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uMake, a company that has developed a cloud-based mobile 3D sketching app, has raised $5.2 million in funding. The app is free to download and use, with additional pro features available for purchase. The funding round was led by BlueRun Ventures, with participation from UpWest Labs, Brian McClendon, and Noam Bardin. uMake has already gained attention for its app, being featured in Apples keynote and appearing as an editors choice in the App Store. The app allows users to create 3D images by sketching or importing sketches and using algorithms to generate a three-dimensional model. The images can be shared or exported for further development. The founders of uMake, both alums from Autodesk, saw a gap in the market for affordable and mobile 3D design tools.

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uMake, a digital art tools developer, has raised $5.2 million in series A funding. The funding will be used to expand the team and further develop the uMake app. The app, available on the iOS platform, allows artists to sketch in 2D and 3D and create polygon objects. The funding round was led by BlueRun Ventures and included investors such as AngelList and UpWest Labs.

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UMake, a design app for iOS, is currently looking for talented designers to join their beta test team. The app aims to offer designers a 3D natural sketching experience and supports the creation of various types of 3D surfaces. UMake is seeking designers who are interested in trying the app and providing constant feedback for the development process. The app is currently compatible with certain iPad models. The article showcases projects created by beta testers using UMake, including conceptual designs, 3D printing, and wire-sculptures. For more information and to apply for the beta testing team, visit the UMake website.