Sketch 3.7 update#

'The acceleration of remote working in the digital design and tech space over the years has resulted in more demand than ever before for remote collaboration in the digital 3D landscape,' he said. As part of the investment, Russell Buckley, who led the funding as partner at Kindred Capital, will be joining the Gravity Sketch board. 'We give design and engineering teams across the globe a way to create, collaborate, and communicate together in the same virtual space, and in real-time.'ДЄs well as Kindred Capital, other backers include Point Nine Capital and Forward Partners.

'For years, product designers and engineers across myriad industries have been confined to technologies that aren't fit for purpose to create and develop products for the physical world, with lengthy processes causing protracted product development cycles, unnecessary costs, and a host of design frustrations,' said Sosanya. In short, much requested features like nesting and image exclusions are now possible. It introduces an all new version of Symbols and we canвЂ™t wait to hear what you think of them.

Sketch 3.7 update#

Gravity Sketch, the London-based startup working to transform product design through virtual reality, just raised $3.7 million in a funding round backed by Kindred Capital.ДЇounded in 2014 by Oluwaseyi Sosanya, Daniela Paredes and Daniel Thomas, Gravity Sketch is disrupting the product design market вЂ“ valued at around $7 billion by Grand View Research вЂ“ with revolutionary VR technology. Sketch 3.7 is an important update for Sketch.

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Business Insider got an exclusive look at the pitch deck Gravity Sketch used to bring investors on board.

Kindred Capital partner Russell Buckley said the firm had 'huge potential', with COVID-19 having boosted demand for remote collaboration tools.

The firm is working to disrupt the global product design market, recently valued at close to $7 billion.

VR product design startup Gravity Sketch just raised $3.7 million in a funding round backed by Kindred Capital.