3D-Standards is a new award winning tool for anyone who plans or designs exhibition stands or trade show booths. It only takes a few minutes to make jaw dropping 3D visuals.
Just select your floor space and click on which products you would like to include. You can even upload jpeg files to apply graphics to the 3D banners and pop-ups. It only takes a few minutes to create an entire layout. No training required, and the whole thing just runs in your browser.
3D-Standards is an award winning web application designed specially for event and exhibition professionals. Because of It’s astounding ease of use, anyone can pickup and use this professional design software, it’s set to disrupt the established methods of pre-visualising exhibition stands and event spaces.
It’s possible you’ve already bumped into 3D-Standards elsewhere, because it’s appeared on several important exhibition industry web-sites over the last few months. You can sign in to the professional design software wherever you find it on-line with a single password. The most recent portal for 3D-Standards is www.babycad.com, which is entirely devoted to this 3D exhibition design software.
What makes the version on Babycad unique is their set of modular 3D products to play with, which ‘click’ together like Lego bricks. You can sketch out exhibition design ideas effortlessly, and post your design online in one click. Its very intuitive and clearly has potential to be a potent tool for exhibition designers.
Designers already using 3D-Standards call it the ‘deal clincher’, they’re sticking 3D visuals under their prospective clients noses in record time and blowing the competition out of the water.
“It’s certainly going to upset a few people” confirms Mark, who uses the design tool to win new business for Creative Solutions, a leading supplier of exhibition equipment.
We strongly suggest paying Babycad a visit and getting ‘in the know’, before you end up on the wrong side of the rush to adopt this new tool. We spoke to the development team at Aarkid Ltd, they said “We just wanted to make a useful tool” … if only all application developers could be so straight forward!
Take the free demo for a spin right now at www.babycad.com.
