6 posts tagged with "Cloud"

In April 2026 Bitbybit travelled to Hannover, where Matas Ubarevičius delivered the presentation titled "The Browser Is the New CAD: From Code to Configurable Products" at Hannover Messe, the world's leading trade fair for the manufacturing industry. The talk was accepted by CAE-Forum for their curated presentation stage and featured in their newsletter. In this blog post he shares his experience from the event and explains why this discourse matters for the manufacturing industry today.

After nearly 100 releases in the 0.x.x range and a release candidate phase, Bitbybit v1.0.0 is officially here. This release brings our new CAD foundation, cloud infrastructure, and an expanded toolkit for developers.

This post outlines the major architectural changes and new capabilities available across our NPM packages, TypeScript SDK, Bitbybit Studio, and the Managed CAD Cloud.

Bitbybit is heading to Hannover Messe 2026. On April 24, founder Matas Ubarevičius will be giving a 30-minute presentation titled:

The Browser Is the New CAD: From Code to Configurable Products

Here is what the talk will cover and why it matters.

Bit by bit developers has always championed the democratization of CAD. The platform empowers users to run complex 3D algorithms directly in the browser - zero installation, zero friction. But as customer ambitions grow, so must the infrastructure.

Today marks the next evolution of the Bitbybit ecosystem: Managed Bitbybit CAD Cloud, powered by a RESTful API.

This is a fundamental expansion designed for enterprise B2B customers who demand more compute power, better IP protection, and scalable workflows than a browser-only environment can provide.

In our recent platform update we split our codebase into reusable packages and published them under MIT License for everyone to use. This article will introduce you to the packages and show you how you can use them to create your own 3D applications.

In this blog post we explain how our cloud services work and how you could benefit from them. If you are not interested in persisting your project on our database and if you do not want to share your projects with others, you might as well use our free app that works with files.