The software supports rapid prototyping or reverse engineering of physical objects.
These users will continue to have access to the DesignSpark Mechanical modeller that needs no previous experience of 3D CAD software and allows them to create and modify geometries. It will give them the same community access, tools and design resources that they have today, allowing them to move from concepts to prototypes. The still-free DesignSpark Explorer is aimed at users such as students and designers. The new three-tier model will allow members to choose their own level of access. It points out that, through its subscription model, it will be offering these capabilities at a similar price to a monthly Netflix subscription.ĭesignSpark consists of a suite of design tools that includes DesignSpark Mechanical and DesignSpark PCB, as well as 2D/3D and electronics parts libraries, and design resources including articles, projects and community forums. RS reckons that the full suite of capabilities available to paying subscribers is worth around £1,000. The free trial period will run until 31 March 2023. A “DesignSpark Explorer” level will continue to be free, but it will be joined by “Creator” and “Engineer” levels adding extra functions and costing £9.99 and £14.99 respectively per month.Īs part of the launch, RS is introducing a free trial period that will allow DesignSpark members to try out the Creator and Engineer subscription options and to assess them before deciding which option suits them best. RS Group has introduced two levels of paid subscriptions for its DesignSpark suite of design tools which have previously been free and have helped build a global online community of 1.3 million members.
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