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The Yoga Mat That Actually Fits in Your Bag
Design student Tara Harcombe used origami engineering and Vizcom to redesign the yoga mat around a problem every practitioner knows: it doesn't fit in your bag.
Remote, an AI agent microphone
Miguel noticed engineers switching between AI agents all day and typing when they could just talk. That observation became Remote, a handheld voice-controlled agent microphone. This case study walks through his full process: sketch, Vizcom renders, CAD, form exploration, and 3D-printed prototypes, showing how the iterative loop between tools sharpened the final design.
Not Faster Renders. Faster Decisions.
How Jaren Dorman validated a Puma concept before committing to any of it.
From a Rough Sketch to a Vase You Can Actually Put Flowers In
Designer Tara Harcombe took her idea all the way from the first pencil lines to the finished piece, with Vizcom in the loop the whole way.
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Vizcom has achieved SOC 2 Type II compliance, demonstrating its commitment to data security, privacy, and protecting users' creative assets. This certification ensures that designers' work is handled with the highest standards of security and care.
The inaugural episode of Vizcom's "Design Decoded" video series features Robert Munson, who spent 41 years at General Motors and designed the iconic Cadillac CTS Coupe. After retirement, Munson embraced AI tools to push his craft further, offering insights on balancing AI assistance with human creativity.
Vizcom's mission is to redefine how design takes shape by building AI-powered tools that accelerate the creative process from sketch to substance. The company envisions a future where designers can iterate endlessly at the speed of thought, with AI as a collaborative extension rather than a replacement.
Vizcom's upgraded Modify feature now allows designers to edit designs using natural language descriptions instead of just preset controls. This enables quick changes to colors, materials, lighting, environments, and context, making iteration faster and storytelling more powerful.
Vizcom's new Animate feature adds motion to design storytelling, allowing designers to show how concepts move, interact, or unfold directly from the canvas. From turntable rotations to interaction demonstrations, animation helps communicate design intent more clearly than static renders.