
Sculpt complex, organic models with the precision your engineers need, then take them straight to 3D printing, machining, or molding.
Geomagic Freeform picks up where traditional CAD stops. Virtual clay sculpting, voxel modeling, and mesh editing come together in one environment, so you can shape complex, organic models without fighting a feature tree. Add a haptic device, and you can feel your design as you sculpt it.
From custom implants and orthotics to highly detailed consumer products, Freeform works directly with imported scan data and CAD-generated models. Sculpt, refine, and check manufacturability, then send your design straight to 3D printing or production without losing detail.

Engineer models for production by controlling attributes such as real-world dimensions and draft, so organic designs are ready to print, machine, or mold.
Model faster with the haptic interface. Feel the surface as you sculpt and bring traditional hand skills into the digital world.
Capture repeatable workflows as Dynabots and extend them with the Python scripting API. Tasks that took an hour can drop to minutes, and you don’t need to be a programmer.
Work from 3D scan, CT and MRI data, and integrate with CAD/CAM workflows for additive, subtractive, and hybrid manufacturing.
Geomagic Freeform requires a haptic device. It gives you real-time force feedback, so you can feel the surface of your model and sculpt with the control of working in real clay. Freeform supports Haply Robotics devices, including the Inverse3 and MinVerse.

A desktop haptic device for everyday design work at your desk.

An ultra-portable device for designing on the road, on site, or with patients.
From fast sculpting to advanced hybrid engineering, there's a Freeform package for every workflow. Our team will help you match the right one to your applications.
Simple, fast organic design for 3D printing with the core sculpting and SubD toolset.
An enhanced toolset to take your designs to the next technical level, with automation for more efficiency.
The complete toolset for engineered organic product design, with hybrid capabilities for the most flexible and complex workflows.
Design directly from patient-specific data. Create patient-specific implants, orthotics, and prosthetics with speed and precision, combining craftsmanship with automation to scale your output.
Whether you're 3D printing, machining, or combining the two, Freeform delivers the model representation and export you need for any existing workflow.
ACULP moved from manual socket lamination to a scan, Geomagic Freeform, and 3D printing workflow.
Hexagon updates Freeform regularly with new sculpting, automation, and workflow tools. Watch the overview, then see the full release notes for the latest version.
Freeform is used to design complex, organic, and highly detailed shapes that are difficult to create in traditional CAD, including personalized medical devices, orthotics and prosthetics, toys and packaging, and mold and die tooling.
Yes. Freeform requires a haptic device, which gives you real-time force feedback so you can feel your model as you sculpt. Freeform supports Haply Robotics devices, including the Inverse3 and MinVerse.
Geomagic Design X converts 3D scan data into editable, feature-based CAD for reverse engineering. Geomagic Freeform is for designing new organic forms, often starting from scan or medical data, and preparing them for manufacture. Many teams use both.
Yes. Freeform works directly with 3D scan data and supports CT/MRI data through DICOM import, including RTSTRUCT, for patient-specific design.
Yes. Freeform integrates with CAD/CAM workflows for additive, subtractive, and hybrid manufacturing, so it can be used alongside your company’s standard CAD tools.
Yes. Freeform is available as a subscription or a perpetual license. Contact GoEngineer for pricing on the package that fits your team.