Morf helps students, makers, and robotics teams turn ideas into interactive 3D assemblies through conversation. Describe an object, explore its individual parts, ask how it works, and request changes without needing to learn CAD first. Powered by Gemini 4 Argon, Morf generates assemblies, renders their geometry, inspects the result, and proposes corrections. Supported dimension and motion checks provide measurable before-and-after evidence. Its parts library includes sourced components, while the linked Circuits workspace maps recognized electronics from the same object into wiring diagrams, assembly instructions, and downloadable firmware. Built for the More Dimensions track, Morf brings generation, visual feedback, editing, and verification into one workspace.
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