You’ve seen I(heart)Sketch on SolidSmack before, but this actual demo of a ship being created is glorious. It’s even more amazing than the normal touchscreen silliness, because it actually applies design in a semi-3D environment via a touch interface.
Video after the jump.
This sneaks in right on the heels of a Windows 7 Beta release that sports multi-touch capability. This could mean big changes in the future for desk and CAD jockeys alike.
Oh and this isn’t just any old touchscreen monitor…
So. Technical Sessions? Partner Pavilion? Keynotes? Events? Totally Random Stuff?
What most interests you about SolidWorks World? If you have another suggestion just hit the comments. We’ll probably listen intently and think you are extra cool for doing so.
Customers wishing to take the exams must redeem their code no later than December 31st, 2009, and all the exams must be completed by July 31st, 2010. – Mike’s CAD Blog
Where do you get the code?
Log into the Customer Portal and the offer will be on the right hand side. Here’s more details on the various SolidWorks Certification Exams offered. Need some reasons to get it? Here’s what some CSWP’s say:
The part is simple but each tiny facet hold the possibilities of wrecking havoc on your assembly rebuild times. Why does how a part is modeled play such a big role? It creates a standard for you and others to maintain consistent result.
Get these basics down and your co-workers will not feel the need to smash each other. Now, let’s improve the heeeeeeee…ck out of your parts.