FreeCAD, the popular open-source CAD software, has been released in version 1.0.

The milestone comes after 23 years of development and brings “topological naming problem mitigation code, an integrated assembly workbench, a new materials system, and many UI/UX improvements.”

To update, or give the software a try, find it on the FreeCAD GitHub page.

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