GPGPU gains momentum in mainstream CAD/CAM/CAE applications Posted by DEVELOP3D - August 7, 2009 Professional graphics cards are capable of much more than simply spinning a model on screen. Greg Corke looks to a…
Apple iPhone goes 3D with NaviCAD Posted by Greg Corke - July 29, 2009 Here’s a nice little story from Josh over at SolidSmack.com. He’s been trying out the first 3D viewer app for…
Spatial to help CAD/CAM/CAE software developers take advantage of multiple CPU cores Posted by Greg Corke - July 29, 2009 Applications running Spatial’s new ACIS thread technology should thrive on multi-core workstations, such as this beast of a machine from…
CAD on the go Posted by DEVELOP3D - March 17, 2009 As a man constantly on the road, Rob Jamieson knows a thing or two about mobile working. Stopping short of…
Who cares about Autocad? Posted by DEVELOP3D - March 2, 2009 Autodesk is about to release a new version of AutoCAD. In these days of dedicated design and manufacturing systems, why…
AutoCAD 2010 unveiled Posted by Martyn Day - February 5, 2009 Autodesk has just finished its press launch of the next release of AutoCAD, AutoCAD 2010 (they say it as ’twenty…
Double Trouble for AutoCAD LT? Posted by Stephen Holmes - January 22, 2009 At Autodesk University, huddled away in a casino bar, we got a first looks at a new product from IMSI…
CAD2 WSX102 Posted by Stuart Wilkes - January 15, 2009 Incredibly powerful dual core workstation for CAD which gives Intel’s mature Core 2 Duo processor a new lease of life.…
Social media and CAD Posted by Greg Corke - January 14, 2009 Can you apply the concepts of social media directly to product development? Two intriguing services that have come on-line in…
Skinny HP unveiled with CAD in mind Posted by Stephen Holmes - October 27, 2008 HP has unveiled its latest slice of technology designed with the CAD market in mind, the trim ThinClient workstation, based…