Well, as a matter of fact, Adobe did have a very innovative and nifty piece of hardware a few years ago, called the Ink &; Slide. It could be used with accompanying iPad apps like Sketch and Line, to draw somewhat technically, perpendicularly, with bows and stencils and all. But in about a year they already left buyers in the dark, announced new apps, with no further support for these tools.

https://youtu.be/cI4DZpJJ-J4

So you don't have to expect anything coming from them, anymore...

There is that Perspective Grid feature in Illustrator (like Jason Weiesnbach and User-9848751607145380418mentioned), which has been tossed into it many years ago, and was never improved or revamped. Not because the ideal dream came true, but - again - because Adobe just left it as is. Its approach is totally unhinged from any true technical drawing application, so it's a very conceptual and visual thing – nothing heavy duty to build bridges with.


Oorspronkelijk geplaatst op Quora: What software supports isometric or multi-point perspective technical illustration on a digital platform such as the Wacom Cintiq? Adobe YouTube tutorials do not show how their products can replace paper and pencil T-square based methods."