Yesterday I and 2 other industrial designers spent an evening with the VR HMD HTC Vive and the Tilt Brush app which basically let's you draw in the mid air. We did about 3 boats, 4 cars and 2 watches in a span of two hours. It's simply amazing what you can do when you design in VR. So immediately we started asking ourselves if there are any VR nurbs apps out there because that would be the most natural thing to do - to sketch 3d splines in mid air (with having the additional ability to when needed constrain the splines to a 2d plane, constrain the movement of control points to just one axis, all kinds of snaping options and etc - all of which can be set very fast with one of the handheld controlers) and then do interpolation surfacing between them, which would be the amazing for a CAD program aimed at designers who work with rather organic shapes.
My question to the guys at Autodesk is, if they are in the process of considering or experimenting with this concept?
Having the ability to stand up from your screen and sketch 3d splines, tweak interpolations with interactive feedback and also having the abbility to go back to the screen and work on things that are too fiddly in mid-air would be something we have waited all our lives for.