Computer-Aided Design software is used by designers, engineers, architects, and drafters across several industries to create two-dimensional and three-dimensional models. These 2D and 3D models can be used to explore design ideas, visualize concepts and simulate the physical behavior of a design in the real world. The software provides in-built templates such as flowcharts, mind maps, wireframes, network diagrams, and org charts to create quality as well as detailed design models. The software also allows for instant changes to models enabling collaborative work between team members.
Virtual Reality software creates a computer-generated 3D, immersive and interactive environment that when combined with compatible hardware allows a user to interact with the resulting virtual world. Developers use VR development software to design and build an immersive simulated 3D environment by using 3D objects through libraries and blueprints. The SDKs serve as the foundation for developing VR experiences like interactive training, flight simulation, gaming applications, and more. The resulting VR software integrates with external hardware devices like headsets and mobile phones that support VR experiences. Some of the latest VR software are also supporting activities and applications in the metaverse.