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Inventor vs Rhino

	Inventor	Rhino

Description	Inventor by Autodesk is a software focused on 3D product design, simulation, and more. Its initial release was in 1999, and the program differentiates from AutoCAD in the professional modeling tools, which are different than the drafting tools of AutoCAD.	Rhinoceros 3D is a 3D modeling software tool. It was first created as an add-on to the AutoCAD software. The program is commonly used for industrial design, architecture, naval design, jewelry design, and automotive design.
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Features	Content center Parametric modeling Sheet metal Drawing creation Shared view collaboration Component generators and calculators Model-based definition Printed circuit board interoperability Stress analysis Design configurations Automated frame design Exploded views and animations Dynamic simulation Shape Generator BIM interoperability Work with non-native data Assembly modeling Freeform modeling Tube and pipe design List with all AutoCAD features	3D Capture Development platform for hundreds of specialty 3D products So easy to learn and use that you can focus on design and visualization without being distracted by the software No special hardware is needed Digital Fabrication No maintenance fees Inspection and Analysis Compatibility with all your other design, drafting, CAM, engineering, analysis, rendering, animation, and illustration software Affordable
Pricing	Inventor Autodesk has a price of $275 if paid monthly. Or $2,190 if paid annually.	Rhino has a price of $955.
Free Trial?	Yes, they have a free trial available for 30-days.	Yes, they have a free trial for 90-days.
Compatible with	Windows	Windows MacOS
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