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Project Butterfly Gets an Update
Autodesk's Project Butterfly is flapping its wings. Project Butterfly is Autodesk's work on extending AutoCAD the cloud. The company is also working on Project Dragonfly, a 2D and 2.5D project for interior designers, and there is the much higher profile Project Twitch work that puts Inventor, Revit, and Maya in the Cloud for customers.
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Graebert Launches ARES Commander 2D/3D CAD for Apple Macintosh
The newest Mac CAD product offers AutoCAD-compatibility at an introductory price of $495. Today German software developer Graebert GmbH launches ...
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Dassault Systèmes teams with EskoArtwork to create management tools for packaging, label management
Dassault Systèmes continues to expand its fruitful PLM relationship with Proter & Gamble by announcing a partnership with EskoArtwork, the ...
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Dassault Systemes Joins the FreeCAD Fight
DraftSight is the latest free 2D DWG CAD product from an AutoCAD competitor. It comes as both a software product ...
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Strong Upgrade Sales Lift Autodesk First Quarter Revenue 11%
The recovery of AutoCAD sales is outpacing all other divisions. Cash flow from operations is up 411% compared to a ...
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Time to Welcome the Desktop Supercomputer
Nehalem-based workstations offer a strategic advantage we haven’t seen in years, and now—yes, now—is the time to ramp up. By ...
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Solving the Twists and Turns of Race-Car Brakes
Pratt & Miller Engineering uses sophisticated fatigue analysis software to solve a brake pedal issue in a world-class race car. ...
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THE CAMBASHI VIEW: Embedded Software Requires New Processes
Manufacturers and their engineering software tool makers have yet to catch up with the embedded software revolution. Cambashi’s Bob Brown ...
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Lattice 3D and Kubotek Partner Up In Sales
The two plan to cross-sell their 3D products in the US as instant synergy for the PLM gaps customers find ...
