Offers a layer of educational value that other products have difficulty achieving (spatial and constructivist learning)

Interdisciplinary - equipment assembly, technician onboarding and training, machine maintenance, product support, marketing

Software as a Service model (SaaS) creates a consistent revenue flow as the product is maintained and improved

Growth as a part of the spatial computing industry

Does not compete with large CAD software companies and occupies a niche market of 3D visualization and presentation

Stays within its 3D visualization and presentation market

Does not integrate larger services from AI markets (Gemini, ChatGPT, etc)

The user will need to develop basic CAD understanding

Can be resource-dependent to support large CAD projects

Dependency upon the original CAD creation

Limited ecosystem of third-party applications

Pricing adoption in educational institutions can be volatile due to limitations of funding

Growing spatial computing market, including AR/VR

Potential for further integration in AI frameworks

Further industrial applications of digital twinning

Merger of hardware manufacturing and JigSpace software (AR/VR headsets)

Increased demand for STEM education and inquiry-based learning

Growth of corporate training for safety, upskilling, and onboarding.

Competition with larger companies (Apple, Google, Microsoft)

Justification of additional learning platforms (budgetary and market saturation)

Applying to a market that is too niche

Intellectual property as it pertains to CAD products

Obsolescence as the visualization market expands forcing JigSpace to improve or be pushed out of the market