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 food4Rhino webinar: CAD for all - Raven AI for Grasshopper beginners April 23, 2026 at 5PM CEST Unlock the power of Grasshopper without the learning curve - with Raven AI by your side. Move faster in Rhino with conversational AI, whether you are a complete Grasshopper newbie or open it occasionally, and with other people scripts. Raven is built for Rhino and Grasshopper: it reads your scripts, plugins, and custom tools so you can describe intent in plain language, iterate on geometry, and debug in context. This session keeps the camera on Rhino-first workflows: commands, curves, solids, and real files, not on abstract automations. Join the McNeel team and Raven to see why a CAD-native copilot behaves differently from a generic chat tool, and how to apply it in practice. In this live session, you will get:
Who this is for: Rhino users who want AI in the CAD loop: from heavy viewport modelers to occasional Grasshopper users. This is not a plugin-heavy Grasshopper deep dive, but for those that want to add AI power to their classic CAD work in Rhino. food4Rhino webinar: From Parametric Model to Shop Floor with SheepMetal (April 22, 2026 at 4PM CEST)  April 22, 2026 at 4PM CEST In this webinar we'll explore SheepMetal, a Grasshopper plug-in that brings sheet metal logic directly into parametric workflows. We'll cover how to work with existing sheet metal parts, unfold them with precise bending compensation strategies, and create new parts entirely within Grasshopper using automated workflows - from flat pattern to fabrication-ready output. Whether you're setting up a parametric-to-production pipeline or looking for more control over how your designs translate to the shop floor, this session gives you a practical starting point. Bio: Felix Brunold is an industrial designer and co-founder of VektorNode, working across architecture and metal fabrication. He focuses on parametric workflows for fabrication - making sure design models produce reliable cutting, bending, and assembly data without manual translation in between. He works closely with manufacturers to make sure what gets designed can actually get built.  Cademy has announced new dates (May - June 2026) for their upcoming Rhinoceros and Grasshopper online training sessions. Whether you’re looking to deepen your skills or explore advanced workflows, these courses are designed to help you master computational design tools.
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