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This application ran on TX-2, a programmable computer at MIT.

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Sketchpad, also known as “Robot Draftsman,” in 1963. Established that computers can be used not only for engineering or repetitive drafting but interactively by Designers and potentially Artists.

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General Motors and IBM partnership created the Design Augmented by Computer, which was publicly presented in 1964 and used by General Motors for the rest of the decade to speed up their car production workflow.

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Ivan Sutherland and David Evans founded the first 3D graphics company

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ADAM was a automated design and drafting system, was developed. This software could be used on multiple systems simultaneously, and this helped in the proliferation of the software.

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The introduction of the first IBM PC in 1981 caused a widespread use of CAD in not only aerospace and automotive industries but also in commercial engineering businesses.

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In 1983, the 2D system AutoCAD was released. It was the first significant CAD program in the history of 3D modeling for the IBM PC, as it offered almost as much functionality of other CAD programs to date but at 20% of their cost.

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Stereolithography is the base to create 3D printed items in a SLA Machine.

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In 1999 the first 3D printed organ was implanted in a person, a synthetic bladder.

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An open source 3D printing project called RepRap, was funded through supporters on the web.