Today Rhino sent out a newsletter informing their users about our new product Symvol.  Our thanks to Rhino for helping us get the word out!

Thanks to Fabbaloo for the nice entry about Uformia today.

Hello out there!   We are pleased to announce the release of our new website, and along with it, the ability to pre-order our first product, Symvol™ for Rhino - Community Version!

Check back with us often, as our next versions will soon follow: Maker Version which is free and Pro Version for professionals.

Congratulations to our own CEO Cherie for being one of Innovation Norway's 2011 nominees for Entrepreneur of the Year in Norway - the only nominee in the Troms county.  We all at Uformia couldn't agree more that she is doing an excellent job!

Happy New Year, and welcome to our new website!  2011 looks to be an exciting year for Uformia.  We will begin demonstrating the power of our technology by releasing our first product, Symvol - a plugin for Rhinoceros, later this year, and we expect you will like what you see.

Please check back often, as we will be updating the site frequently, with more information about our upcoming products, speaking engagements, tutorials and how-tos, live demo invitations, etc.

Symvol, our plug in for Rhinoceros is ready for testing! If you are interested to start playing with an early version and give us feedback on your experience, we are looking for beta testers. Click on BETA! to apply.

Uformia was selected to be showcased as one of 20 high growth companies at this year's VentureLab Investment Forum taking place in Oslo, Norway on Tuesday October 19th. We are priviledged to be a part of this Forum, and look forward to participating.

The alpha version of our first product has been released! Would you like to be a product tester? Click here to learn more about being a tester.

We are extending our core team for the ongoing development of new generation 3D modeling systems. We are currently seeking a 3D Software Engineer (3DSE).

The 3D Software Engineer must have a wide gamut of programming knowledge in the area of 3D modeling and visualization. They should also have knowledge of Human Computer Interaction, which helps in designing 3D and 2D user interfaces that are intuitive, eye pleasing, and easy to navigate. In addition, The 3D Software Engineer must be able to build and maintain code, data pipelines, data metrics as needed and manage configuration files. They must be able to identify problems with builds and notify the correct people about any problems or errors in a build.

The 3D Software Engineer must be able to fill in and code various parts of interactive modeling systems and help out other members of the team as needed. They also work closely with the other leads in the design, and production teams, and help develop schedules and determine milestones. The 3D Software Engineer must be able to lead and contribute to a team.

Get more information and how to apply

Hello, or as we say in Norway: hei, hei! Welcome to our blog. There are a lot of exciting new things we have to share in the coming months, and this will be the best way to stay informed. Uformia is hard at work making an entirely new kind of 3D modeling system. It will slowly evolve over time, responding to the needs, wants and desires of our users. One of the things that we will do best is make software that is well suited to go hand-in-hand with 3D printing. If you have read anything about the upcoming 3D printing revolution, such as Fabbaloo's 3D Printing Wishes for 2010, you will read about the need for easy to use 3D software. We could not agree more.....