Kathleen Maher

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Modo for industrial design; Luxology tools used for innovative Trike

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Kathleen Maher

The Trike from Australia’s Strike Motors will turn heads when it comes to market next year. Design+Industry made visualization a ...

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RevUp Render introduces RevUpVCS

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Kathleen Maher

RevUp Render, based in Alexandria, VA is offering cloud-based rendering services using Nvidia’s RealityServer and Mental Images iRay GPU-based rendering ...

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Luxology and Softimage add Bullet to their arsenal

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Kathleen Maher

The Bullet open source physics engine and library is becoming a leading element in the emerging middleware stack for realistic ...

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Like daisies in Spring, tablets are popping up everywhere

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Kathleen Maher

Spring refresh means plently of iPad wannabes are coming to market. By Jon Peddie and Kathleen Maher Tablets are all ...

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Pixologic ZBrush update enables smoother workflow

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Kathleen Maher

Two-way file exchange enabled for Photoshop, Maya and more. Pixologic’s ZBrush is generally considered the market leader for digital sculpting ...

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Corel introduces CorelCAD, an all-new CAD product

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Kathleen Maher

Corel has been steadily building a business around technical drawing; with CorelCAD it takes the next step into design and ...

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Siemens PLM riding high

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Kathleen Maher

Siemens PLM is rebooting after its acquisition in 2007 and an industry-wide recession that gave everyone a chance to rethink ...

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Altair gets award from Boeing

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Kathleen Maher

Company awards for suppliers are interesting because they highlight important relationships. The awards themselves are a great strategy for managing ...

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Turning ‘natural interface’ input into a new data standard

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Kathleen Maher

Khronos Group announces a new open standard working group for advanced device and sensor input. Two game input developers are ...

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Gamification, why not?

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Kathleen Maher

Games for fun or insight are the next intersection of social technology and graphics. By Kathleen Maher Has gamification gone ...