Ya see that shiny new building in the image to the left? That’s the new Dassault Systèmes (DS) campus in Vélizy, France and home to the 2009 Dassault Developers Conference (DEVCON 2009).
So far, there’s little information escaping the glass edifice of the DS headquarters, except for the occasional tweet (#DSDEVCON09) and the typical press release that doesn’t get into the intense grittiness we enjoy. We’ve had mention of the following. Interested in one of them? Let me know and I’ll release the hounds to get all the info we can manage to fit into a family size can of green beans.
What’s being talked about
- 42 new V6 products (only??)
- 3DVia app for the iPhone
- Multi-touch PLM demo
- Objet Connex 500 multi-material printing
- New partners: Mydeco, Dosch design, Wirecare
- Dassault alliance with BluKiwi (‘Enterprise Social Software’)
- Cloud Modeling with Live Shape (a staircase)
- Server-based 3d photorealism (Mental Images)
PS. all these topics, I got via the DSDEVCON09 twitter stream, not off the web, or email or conference notes. keep tweetin’ folks.



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I can tell you about the blueKiwi thing. Had a meeting with one of their VPs yesterday. What do you want to know?
Hey Matthew, I'm really interested to see how DS is planning on integrating the bluekiwi product, if it's going to be used throughout the DS family of products and how it relates to what they are trying to do with PLM 2.0 and product development in general. It looks cool, but seems like it would be disconnected from the design environment.
I can tell you about the blueKiwi thing. Had a meeting with one of their VPs yesterday. What do you want to know?
Hey Matthew, I'm really interested to see how DS is planning on integrating the bluekiwi product, if it's going to be used throughout the DS family of products and how it relates to what they are trying to do with PLM 2.0 and product development in general. It looks cool, but seems like it would be disconnected from the design environment. Thanks!
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