In the 1980s, AutoCAD was revolutionary. It replaced drafting boards and sharpened pencils with a digital drawing tool. Architects, engineers, and designers suddenly had a new way to bring ideas to life — faster, cleaner, and more accurate than ever before. But here’s the problem: it’s 2025 now, and AutoCAD is still trying to breathe … Continue reading AutoCAD Is Still in the 1980s — Gasping for Air in a 3D World