3DVia is part of the Dassault family, to which Catia and SolidWorks also belong. 3Dvia has a few products of their own that are pushing the bounds of what’s possible with 3D online and offline. So why the new site? David Laubner in Product Marketing had this to say.
Earlier this week, I had the privileged of spending 2 days with 8 other bloggers as guests to the SolidWorks User Experience Group, Labs, and Product Development Team. Yep, they flew in some bloggers, people that write about SolidWorks, sure, but these people are also users, some of which are beta testing and providing direct feedback to development on SolidWorks 2010. That’s why we were there. Here’s the rest.
The Material Information Society (ASM International), known for their material workshops, also has a very helpful material database to aid you in the next great product design or to simply help you remember what aluminum looks like. But viewing cool materials is just one aspect.
I see laddie, plenty of gopher throwin’ goin’ on here I see, I do. Must be it’s time ta send yer’ granny up to MCClatty’s butterfly farm again fer’ more o’ thos’ magic darts that come in so handy. In the meantime, use these links. Fanatastic Mr. Fox Trailer – It’s Oceans12, but a stop-action…
Cris Rose, supreme leader of all creatures mechanically inclined to be experimentally adorable and mindfully anamorphic, invites you to mingle amongst the outer reaches of a damp, mossy tundra to meet his mighty armada of vinyl/resin figures.