Rhino 3D is used in various industries, including architecture, mechanical engineering, civil engineering, and product and industrial design. It was developed by Robert McNeel based on NURBS mathematical model. It is often used in engineering and architecture to represent physical objects accurately. Rhino 5 and earlier versions can only be run on computers owned by the school, but with Rhino 6 (and later), the school can grant student-owned computers access to their lab licenses using Cloud Zoo Teams.Rhinoceros 3D is a computer-aided design (CAD) application that enables users to create and edit three-dimensional models. Provide one of the following with your order:

Faculty/staff pay stub from the current school termĪny government accredited school can order single‑user educational licenses or lab licenses on a school purchase order or procurement card.

Your current course schedule dated for the current school term.

If you are a member of the faculty or staff with an acceptable form of academic ID* at a primary school, secondary school, college, university, or career state-accredited school, you qualify to order a single-user educational license. Document signed by the educational center certifying your student status and dated for the current school term.Your transcript dated for the current school term.

Your tuition bill dated for the current school term.

Your student ID dated for the current school term.If you are a student with an acceptable form of academic ID at a primary school, secondary school, college, university, or career state-accredited school, you qualify to order a single‑user educational license. To order educational licenses, proof of status is required.Īll documentation must include your name and be in English (optionally in German, French, Italian, or Spanish).

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