Spatial 3D software components are used by CAD application developers worldwide to innovate and accelerate time-to-market gaining first-to-market advantage.
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Punch! Software
Summary: Punch! Software is a leading provider of cross-platform 2D and 3D CAD tools and the market leader in home and landscape design software. 3D ACIS Modeler provides a foundation for crossplatform development of conceptual design applications.
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Vertex Systems
Summary: Vertex, an innovative provider of CAD software solutions for technical design and data management, needed to split resources between application development and the development of a geometry kernel.
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EskoArtwork
Summary: EskoArtwork’s ArtiosCAD structural design software needed 3D CAD model import functionality to maintain competitive edge without straining in-house development resources.
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SpaceClaim Corporation
Summary: SpaceClaim’s 3D Direct Modeling solutions enable engineers and industrial designers to perform up-front conceptual design, product ideation, and model preparation for complex engineering analysis and simulation.
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IMSI
Summary: California-based IMSI/Design, LLC is the global leader in retail CAD. By integrating new versions of ACIS quickly, the company is able to bring a new version of TurboCAD to market every 12-15 months.
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Borm Informatik AG
Summary: Cut the cost of development; Shortened the time for delivering new features; Provided leading edge modeling technology; Eased upgrade process when new version arrives on market
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IronCAD, LLC
Summary: Reduced core geometry modeling costs by 40%; ACIS allows rapid deployment of IronCAD updates due to having C++ object-oriented architecture; Significantly reduced development time.
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Megatech Software GmbH
Summary: Full-featured 2D solution and up-to-date 3D surface and solid modeling capabilities; Improved modeling capabilities and ease-of-use; Ability to exchange geometry data with the users of hundreds of other ACIS-enabled CAD/CAM applications
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