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June 19, 2012 01:38 pm GMT
Whatever you think of Hollywoods current preoccupation with all things thee dimensional, in the world of mechanical engineering, 3D is definitely the way to go. But sharing those CAD-generated renders with clients is more often done Old Skool using print screens, drawings or the dreaded powerpoint presentation. Thats a pretty static way of doing things since those renders cant be interacted with and the only way to level-up is a full physical model or 3D print out, adding unnecessary expense and friction at various stages of the design process.Therefore, it seems rather remiss that mechanical engineering community GrabCAD doesnt support a 3D view.Until now, that is.
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GrabCAD Now In 3D, Sets Sights On Being The GitHub For Mechanical Engineers
Whatever you think of Hollywoods current preoccupation with all things thee dimensional, in the world of mechanical engineering, 3D is definitely the way to go. But sharing those CAD-generated renders with clients is more often done Old Skool using print screens, drawings or the dreaded powerpoint presentation. Thats a pretty static way of doing things since those renders cant be interacted with and the only way to level-up is a full physical model or 3D print out, adding unnecessary expense and friction at various stages of the design process.Therefore, it seems rather remiss that mechanical engineering community GrabCAD doesnt support a 3D view.Until now, that is.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/AxwbjSE6_as/
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