Fologram is a Melbourne-based software company building mixed reality tools for the workshop — a live bridge between parametric design environments and the physical hand of the maker. Its platform streams models from Rhino and Grasshopper straight onto HoloLens 2, Meta Quest 3/Pro, iOS and Android devices, letting designers, fabricators, and craftspeople see, edit, and assemble digital geometry in 1:1 alongside the real material.
Co-founded by Gwyllim Jahn, Cameron Newnham, and Nick van den Berg out of work begun in 2016 with students at RMIT University, Fologram is privately held and self-funded, reinvesting revenue into R&D on mixed-reality fabrication workflows. The platform is widely used in prototyping, research and design-build studios, with documented projects in steam-bending, bricklaying, polymer research, and ceramics.
Highlights
- Mixed Reality for Makers — view, share, and interact with digital models in physical space, anchored via QR-code spatial positioning
- Live Rhino / Grasshopper Streaming — parametric sliders, layer toggles, and real-time geometry updates on-device
- Cross-Device — HoloLens 2, Meta Quest 3, Meta Quest Pro, iOS, Android
- Education & Research — hundreds of published projects in MR fabrication.
Contact info
- Website: fologram.com
- Documentation: docs.fologram.com
- Headquarters: Melbourne, Australia
- Co-founders: Gwyllim Jahn, Cameron Newnham, Nick van den Berg