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A user uses a mouse to draw and edit objects. In the right-hand toolbar there are tools to create and edit objects and components, such as lines, arcs, planes, circles, spheres, arcs, ellipses, and 3D solids. All AutoCAD functions can be accessed via the keyboard, and there are hotkeys for most common commands. All drawing tools except line drawing are available to create and edit objects or components, and there are tools to remove objects and parts of objects. The layers feature is used to show or hide objects in a drawing.
As AutoCAD is a purely vector-based application, it can be used to create layouts for construction projects. This makes it useful for architects and civil engineers.
AutoCAD is the basis of Autodesk Inventor. The two applications can create similar and even identical drawings.
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The cloud-based Autodesk Design Review, due to be completed and commercially available in 2021, is being developed in partnership with Wacom, by Autodesk and Broadcom to work with Autodesk's new cloud-based offering, Autodesk Forge.
Sketchup 
SketchUp (2010–2019) was an on-line Web-based 3D modeling and visualization application, developed by Google. SketchUp was originally based on the former Wacom technology "Mobile Tech 2.0", which in turn was developed by Wacom technology. SketchUp is available in English and many other languages. It supports 3D modeling, rendering, and various editing and simulation tools. SketchUp can be used free of charge by individual users for personal use, or it can be licensed at a per-user or per-organization rate. SketchUp is used for both business-specific and more general applications.
Previous versions of SketchUp had been under a non-free license, but the new version (3.0) will be released under a free license.
Fusion 360 
Fusion 360 (2014–present) is a cloud-based 3D modeling and animation software developed by Autodesk. Fusion 360 is a free, on-line, web-based, 3D modeling, animation, rendering and simulation tool. It runs in a browser and it can be accessed from any device, using any web browser. It is developed by Autodesk, a provider of commercial and professional 3D modeling, animation, and rendering software products.
Current and previous versions of Fusion 360 have been available under a non-free license, but the new version (2.0) will be released under a free license.
Kinect 
Kinect (2010–2015) is a motion sensing input device by Microsoft. The Kinect is a special webcam, which contains an infrared array and an infra-red camera, as well as built-in accelerometer and gyroscope. It can work in the 2.0 version of Windows. The Kinect was originally developed as part of the Xbox One gaming console, but is now also available as a stand-alone accessory.
Previous versions of Kinect have been available under a non-free license, but the new version (3.0) will be released under a free license.
Microsoft HoloLens 
HoloLens is an augmented reality wearable computer developed by Microsoft
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