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Onshape grows in numbers and in reach
Onshape’s new add-ons and tools run on its cloud-based architecture without slowing down the user. Onshape has announced the addition ...
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ODA Teigha to introduce version history to .dwg
The Open Design Alliance returns to Prague for a third straight year to introduce new technology to its member companies. ...
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Onshape extends its 3D cloud CAD with sheet metal design
“Simultaneous Sheet Metal” technology lets users work concurrently on flat, folded and bend table representations. Onshape today released new sheet ...
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Formula 1 racecar designer turns to Onshape for open access engineering
Anyone can view the public files; Nicolas Perrinn chooses who joins the design team. A veteran Formula 1 racecar designer ...
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Onshape gets more VC money
A new funding round nets the cloud-CAD startup $25 million. Cloud CAD startup Onshape has raised another $25 million in ...
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Onshape moves to commercial release
A private beta begins today for its app store and API, as Onshape seeks to build a complete ecosystem around ...
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Startup Figma takes on Adobe in UI design
With $14 million in venture capital, Figma wants to be the Onshape of interface design. San Francisco startup Figma has ...
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Onshape releases Android app
The browser is good enough on the desktop, but CAD works better on mobile devices with a dedicated app. CAD ...
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Onshape adds on Graebert’s new cloud-based CAD technology for drafting
Graebert GmbH and OnShape have signed a long term licensing agreement to integrate Graebert's Xenon cloud-based CAD technology into OnShape via the OnShape's API.
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Redefining CAD for a new generation; Onshape debuts
Onshape is the latest entrant to the elite club of professional CAD products. A cloud-based tool designed to foster collaboration, Onshape represents a new approach to design. Will the CAD community accept work flows based in the cloud? This team of veterans from SolidWorks and other CAD and high tech pioneers thinks so.
