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Stratasys to show next-generation 3D printing technologies at IMTS
Stratasys will show two new prototype systems at the IMTS show in Chicago this fall. The InfiniteBuild 3D printer builds prints on a vertical axis for long parts and the Robotic Composite 3D printer builds composite machine parts using a robot arm on site.
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Web + video + virtual reality moving forward
Early developer Bitmovin raises $10.3m in Series A round. Bitmovin, an early player in video infrastructure for virtual reality online ...
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Survey finds BIM use tops 38% across AEC disciplines
A majority of potential users have not yet migrated to building information modeling. The most recent CAD market survey from ...
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Hexagon acquires Multivista for cloud construction documentation
Construction progress and site monitoring as a service increases visibility into projects. Hexagon AB continues its aggressive acquisition pace in ...
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Autodesk reports “terrific” second quarter
Sees increase in subscriptions and uptake in suites. Autodesk reported revenue of $551 million for the quarter ending in July ...
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SPECviewperf update adds 3ds Max viewset
The popular benchmark measures 3D graphics performance of systems running OpenGL and DirectX. The new update to the SPECviewperf benchmark ...
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AMD increases graphics chip market share in second quarter
The total market was in seasonal decline, down 4% from last quarter. Computer graphics chip maker AMD increased market share ...
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AMD continues to gain ground on Nvidia in graphics add-in board market
A robust gaming market helped boost add-in board sales in seasonally down quarter. Computer graphics hardware vendor AMD continues to ...
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Versus is quite possibly the best video introduction for a software update this year
In 1:28 the main new features of Cinema 4D Release 18 are presented without a word. I was gobsmacked by the ...
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Intel focuses on IoT for Day 1 of IDF
Intel is making major shifts in its focus. Careful not to rattle investors or confuse developers and attendees, the opening keynote from Intel CEO Brian Krzanich offered few surprises, but rather served as a statement of position.
